I'd Mourn The Hopes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAC AAAAADAD EFEFAGAG HIJIKLKL

I'd mourn the hopes that leave meA
If thy smiles had left me tooB
I'd weep when friends deceive meA
If thou wert like them untrueB
But while I've thee before meA
With heart so warm and eyes so brightC
No clouds can linger o'er meA
That smile turns them all to lightC
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'Tis not in fate to harm meA
While fate leaves thy love to meA
'Tis not in joy to charm meA
Unless joy be shared with theeA
One minute's dream about theeA
Were worth a long an endless yearD
Of waking bliss without theeA
My own love my only dearD
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And though the hope be gone loveE
That long sparkled o'er our wayF
Oh we shall journey on loveE
More safely without its rayF
Far better lights shall win meA
Along the path I've yet to roamG
The mind that burns within meA
And pure smiles from thee at homeG
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Thus when the lamp that lightedH
The traveller at first goes outI
He feels awhile benightedJ
And looks round in fear and doubtI
But soon the prospect clearingK
By cloudless starlight on he treadsL
And thinks no lamp so cheeringK
As the light which Heaven shedsL

Thomas Moore



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