To Professor And Mrs. J.s. Blackie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBCDEFEGDD| If Time that feeds love dies to die no more | A |
| Immortal hours dear friends were yours and mine | B |
| For Morn that on the hills oped eyes divine | B |
| And Eve that walked like Mary by the shore | A |
| Where that old Dreamer as he built of yore | A |
| Saw her and told his dream in such a shrine | B |
| As was a kind of Mary and the shine | B |
| Of Noon and starry censers swinging o'er | C |
| With Night all made ye dearer thou whose soul | D |
| Palimpsest of a dead and living world | E |
| Taketh no dust from that nor stain from this | F |
| And thou who with thyself hast so empearled | E |
| The writing knowing well how rare it is | G |
| That the scrolled jewels and the jewelled scroll | D |
| In total more than both complete a married whole | D |
Sydney Thompson Dobell
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