The Lovers' Litany Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDAE FEFEDDAE GHGHDDAE IJIJEJEE EEDEKKDEE

Eyes of grey a sodden quayA
Driving rain and falling tearsB
As the steamer wears to seaA
In a parting storm of cheersC
Sing for Faith and Hope are highD
None so true as you and ID
Sing the Lovers' LitanyA
quot Love like ours can never die quotE
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Eyes of black a throbbing keelF
Milky foam to left and rightE
Whispered converse near the wheelF
In the brilliant tropic nightE
Cross that rules the Southern SkyD
Stars that sweep and wheel and flyD
Hear the Lovers' LitanyA
Love like ours can never die quotE
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Eyes of brown a dusy plainG
Split and parched with heat of JuneH
Flying hoof and tightened reinG
Hearts that beat the old old tuneH
Side by side the horses flyD
Frame we now the old replyD
Of the Lovers' LitanyA
quot Love like ours can never die quotE
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Eyes of blue the Simla HillsI
Silvered with the moonlight hoarJ
Pleading of the waltz that thrillsI
Dies and echoes round BenmoreJ
quot Mabel quot quot Officers quot quot Good bye quotE
Glamour wine and witcheryJ
On my soul's sincerityE
quot Love like ours can never die quotE
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Maidens of your charityE
Pity my most luckless stateE
Four times Cipid's debtor ID
Bankrupt in quadruplicateE
Yet despite this evil caseK
And a maiden showed me graceK
Four and forty times would ID
Sing the Lovers' LitanyE
quot Love like ours can never die quotE

Rudyard Kipling



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