An Hour With Thee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCD EEFFGGD HHAAIID| An hour with thee When earliest day | A |
| Dapples with gold the eastern gray | A |
| Oh what can frame my mind to bear | B |
| The toil and turmoil cark and care | B |
| New griefs which coming hours unfold | C |
| And sad remembrance of the old | C |
| One hour with thee | D |
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| One hour with thee When burning June | E |
| Waves his red flag at pitch of noon | E |
| What shall repay the faithful swain | F |
| His labor on the sultry plain | F |
| And more than cave or sheltering bough | G |
| Cool feverish blood and throbbing brow | G |
| One hour with thee | D |
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| One hour with thee When sun is set | H |
| Oh what can teach me to forget | H |
| The thankless labors of the day | A |
| The hopes the wishes flung away | A |
| The increasing wants and lessening gains | I |
| The master's pride who scorns my pains | I |
| One hour with thee | D |
Sir Walter Scott
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