One Dear Smile Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAABBCBC DEDDEBCBC| Couldst thou look as dear as when | A |
| First I sighed for thee | B |
| Couldst thou make me feel again | A |
| Every wish I breathed thee then | A |
| Oh how blissful life would be | B |
| Hopes that now beguiling leave me | B |
| Joys that lie in slumber cold | C |
| All would wake couldst thou but give me | B |
| One dear smile like those of old | C |
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| No there's nothing left us now | D |
| But to mourn the past | E |
| Vain was every ardent vow | D |
| Never yet did Heaven allow | D |
| Love so warm so wild to last | E |
| Not even hope could now deceive me | B |
| Life itself looks dark and cold | C |
| Oh thou never more canst give me | B |
| One dear smile like those of old | C |
Thomas Moore
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