The Gazelle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB CBCBCB DEDEDE FDFDFD| Dost thou not hear the silver bell | A |
| Thro' yonder lime trees ringing | B |
| 'Tis my lady's light gazelle | A |
| To me her love thoughts bringing | B |
| All the while that silver bell | A |
| Around his dark neck ringing | B |
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| See in his mouth he bears a wreath | C |
| My love hath kist in tying | B |
| Oh what tender thoughts beneath | C |
| Those silent flowers are lying | B |
| Hid within the mystic wreath | C |
| My love hath kist in trying | B |
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| Welcome dear gazelle to thee | D |
| And joy to her the fairest | E |
| Who thus hath breathed her soul to me | D |
| In every leaf thou bearest | E |
| Welcome dear gazelle to thee | D |
| And joy to her the fairest | E |
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| Hail ye living speaking flowers | F |
| That breathe of her who bound ye | D |
| Oh 'twas not in fields or bowers | F |
| 'Twas on her lips she found ye | D |
| Yes ye blushing speaking flowers | F |
| 'Twas on her lips she found ye | D |
Thomas Moore
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