Recollections Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDBD A EFFEF A GAAGA A HIIHI A JKKJK A LHHLM| I | A |
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| How warm this woodland wild Recess | B |
| Love surely hath been breathing here | C |
| And this sweet bed of heath my dear | D |
| Swells up then sinks with faint caress | B |
| As if to have you yet more near | D |
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| II | A |
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| Eight springs have flown since last I lay | E |
| On sea ward Quantock's heathy hills | F |
| Where quiet sounds from hidden rills | F |
| Float hear and there like things astray | E |
| And high o'er head the sky lark shrills | F |
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| III | A |
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| No voice as yet had made the air | G |
| Be music with your name yet why | A |
| That asking look that yearning sigh | A |
| That sense of promise every where | G |
| Belov d flew your spirit by | A |
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| IV | A |
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| As when a mother doth explore | H |
| The rose mark on her long lost child | I |
| I met I loved you maiden mild | I |
| As whom I long had loved before | H |
| So deeply had I been beguiled | I |
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| V | A |
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| You stood before me like a thought | J |
| A dream remembered in a dream | K |
| But when those meek eyes first did seem | K |
| To tell me Love within you wrought | J |
| O Greta dear domestic stream | K |
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| VI | A |
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| Has not since then Love's prompture deep | L |
| Has not Love's whisper evermore | H |
| Been ceaseless as thy gentle roar | H |
| Sole voice when other voices sleep | L |
| Dear under song in clamor's hour | M |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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