To Sara Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDEFFGGHHII EEJKL MMNNOO| One kiss dear maid I said and sighed | A |
| Your scorn the little boon denied | A |
| Ah why refuse the blameless bliss | B |
| Can danger lurk within a kiss | B |
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| Yon viewless wand'rer of the vale | C |
| The spirit of the western gale | C |
| At morning's break at evening's close | D |
| Inhales the sweetness of the rose | E |
| And hovers o'er th' uninjured bloom | F |
| Sighing back the soft perfume | F |
| Vigor to the zephyr's wing | G |
| Her nectar breathing kisses fling | G |
| And he the glitter of the dew | H |
| Scatters on the rose's hue | H |
| Bashful lo she bends her head | I |
| And darts a blush of deeper red | I |
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| Too well those lovely lips disclose | E |
| The triumphs of the op'ning rose | E |
| O fair O graceful bid them prove | J |
| As passive to the breath of love | K |
| In tender accents faint and low | L |
| Well pleased I hear the whispered 'No ' | - |
| The whispered 'No' how little meant | M |
| Sweet falsehood that endears consent | M |
| For on those lovely lips the while | N |
| Dawns the soft relenting smile | N |
| And tempts with feigned dissuasion coy | O |
| The gentle violence of joy | O |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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