Husband And Wife Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GHGIJJ KFKFLM NONODD PHPHFF KQKQRRThe world had chafed his spirit proud | A |
By its wearing crushing strife | B |
The censure of the thoughtless crowd | A |
Had touched a blameless life | B |
Like the dove of old from the water s foam | C |
He wearily turned to the ark of home | C |
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Hopes he had cherished with joyous heart | D |
Had toiled for many a day | E |
With body and spirit and patient art | D |
Like mists had melted away | E |
And o er day dreams vanished o er fond hopes flown | F |
He sat him down to mourn alone | F |
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No not alone for soft fingers rest | G |
On his hot and aching brow | H |
Back the damp hair is tenderly pressed | G |
While a sweet voice whispers low | I |
Thy joys have I shared O my husband true | J |
And shall I not share thy sorrows too | J |
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Vain task to resist the loving gaze | K |
That so fondly meets his own | F |
Revealing a heart that cares for praise | K |
From him and him alone | F |
And though censure and grief upon him pall | L |
Unto to her at least he is all in all | M |
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What though false friends should turn aside | N |
Or chill with icy look | O |
What though he meet the pitying pride | N |
The proud heart ill can brook | O |
There are depths of love in one gentle heart | D |
Whose faith with death alone will part | D |
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Aye well may thy brow relax its gloom | P |
For a talisman hast thou | H |
Gainst hopes that are blighted in their bloom | P |
Gainst scornful look or brow | H |
Her heart is a high and a holy throne | F |
Where monarch supreme thou reignest alone | F |
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Kindly return her tender gaze | K |
Press closely that little hand | Q |
Whisper fond words and soothing praise | K |
They are ever at thy command | Q |
It is all the harvest she asks to reap | R |
In return for love as the ocean deep | R |
Rosanna Eleanor Leprohon
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