I'd Mourn The Hopes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAC AAAAADAD EFEFAGAG HIJIKLKLI'd mourn the hopes that leave me | A |
If thy smiles had left me too | B |
I'd weep when friends deceive me | A |
If thou wert like them untrue | B |
But while I've thee before me | A |
With heart so warm and eyes so bright | C |
No clouds can linger o'er me | A |
That smile turns them all to light | C |
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'Tis not in fate to harm me | A |
While fate leaves thy love to me | A |
'Tis not in joy to charm me | A |
Unless joy be shared with thee | A |
One minute's dream about thee | A |
Were worth a long an endless year | D |
Of waking bliss without thee | A |
My own love my only dear | D |
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And though the hope be gone love | E |
That long sparkled o'er our way | F |
Oh we shall journey on love | E |
More safely without its ray | F |
Far better lights shall win me | A |
Along the path I've yet to roam | G |
The mind that burns within me | A |
And pure smiles from thee at home | G |
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Thus when the lamp that lighted | H |
The traveller at first goes out | I |
He feels awhile benighted | J |
And looks round in fear and doubt | I |
But soon the prospect clearing | K |
By cloudless starlight on he treads | L |
And thinks no lamp so cheering | K |
As the light which Heaven sheds | L |
Thomas Moore
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