Here's The Bower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEF GHIHJKJKF| Here's the bower she loved so much | A |
| And the tree she planted | B |
| Here's the harp she used to touch | A |
| Oh how that touch enchanted | C |
| Roses now unheeded sigh | D |
| Where's the hand to wreathe them | E |
| Songs around neglected lie | D |
| Where's the lip to breathe them | E |
| Here's the bower etc | F |
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| Spring may bloom but she we loved | G |
| Ne'er shall feel its sweetness | H |
| Time that once so fleetly moved | I |
| Now hath lost its fleetness | H |
| Years were days when here she strayed | J |
| Days were moments near her | K |
| Heaven ne'er formed a brighter maid | J |
| Nor Pity wept a dearer | K |
| Here's the bower etc | F |
Thomas Moore
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