Dost Thou Remember. (portuguese Air.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAABCC DDEAAEAA| Dost thou remember that place so lonely | A |
| A place for lovers and lovers only | A |
| Where first I told thee all my secret sighs | B |
| When as the moonbeam that trembled o'er thee | A |
| Illumed thy blushes I knelt before thee | A |
| And read my hope's sweet triumph in those eyes | B |
| Then then while closely heart was drawn to heart | C |
| Love bound us never never more to part | C |
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| And when I called thee by names the dearest | D |
| That love could fancy the fondest nearest | D |
| My life my only life among the rest | E |
| In those sweet accents that still enthral me | A |
| Thou saidst Ah wherefore thy life thus call me | A |
| Thy soul thy soul's the name I love best | E |
| For life soon passes but how blest to be | A |
| That Soul which never never parts from thee | A |
Thomas Moore
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