I've A Secret To Tell Thee Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGDHD| I've a secret to tell thee but hush not here | A |
| Oh not where the world its vigil keeps | B |
| I'll seek to whisper it in thine ear | A |
| Some shore where the Spirit of Silence sleeps | B |
| Where Summer's wave unmurmuring dies | C |
| Nor fay can hear the fountain's gush | D |
| Where if but a note her night bird sighs | C |
| The rose saith chidingly Hush sweet hush | D |
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| There amid the deep silence of that hour | E |
| When stars can be heard in ocean dip | F |
| Thyself shall under some rosy bower | E |
| Sit mute with thy finger on thy lip | F |
| Like him the boy who born among | G |
| The flowers that on the Nile stream blush | D |
| Sits ever thus his only song | H |
| To earth and heaven Hush all hush | D |
Thomas Moore
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