Love's Light Summer-cloud Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDEEEBEBEFEFGGHH EBEB| Pain and sorrow shall vanish before us | A |
| Youth may wither but feeling will last | B |
| All the shadow that e'er shall fall o'er us | A |
| Love's light summer cloud only shall cast | B |
| Oh if to love thee more | C |
| Each hour I number o'er | D |
| If this a passion be | E |
| Worthy of thee | E |
| Then be happy for thus I adore thee | E |
| Charms may wither but feeling shall last | B |
| All the shadow that e'er shall fall o'er thee | E |
| Love's light summer cloud sweetly shall cast | B |
| Rest dear bosom no sorrows shall pain thee | E |
| Sighs of pleasure alone shalt thou steal | F |
| Beam bright eyelid no weeping shall stain thee | E |
| Tears of rapture alone shalt thou feel | F |
| Oh if there be a charm | G |
| In love to banish harm | G |
| If pleasure's truest spell | H |
| Be to love well | H |
| Then be happy for thus I adore thee | E |
| Charms may wither but feeling shall last | B |
| All the shadow that e'er shall fall o'er thee | E |
| Love's light summer cloud sweetly shall cast | B |
Thomas Moore
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