Dear? Yes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBB CCDCDCEEECEC| Dear yes tho' mine no more | A |
| Even this but makes thee dearer | B |
| And love since hope is o'er | B |
| But draws thee nearer | B |
| - | |
| Change as thou wilt to me | C |
| The same thy charm must be | C |
| New loves may come to weave | D |
| Their witchery o'er thee | C |
| Yet still tho' false believe | D |
| That I adore thee yes still adore thee | C |
| Think'st thou that aught but death could end | E |
| A tie not falsehood's self can rend | E |
| No when alone far off I die | E |
| No more to see no more cares thee | C |
| Even then my life's last sigh | E |
| Shall be to bless thee yes still to bless thee | C |
Thomas Moore
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