Song Of The Desert Lark Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACBD EFEFGGFD HIHIHHID| Love love in vain | A |
| We count the days of Spring | B |
| Lost is all love's pain | A |
| Lost the songs we sing | B |
| Sunshine and Summer rain | A |
| Winter and Spring again | C |
| Still the years shall bring | B |
| But we die | D |
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| Love what a noon | E |
| Of happy love was ours | F |
| Grief came too soon | E |
| Touched the Autumn flowers | F |
| Grief and the doubt of death | G |
| Mixed with the roses' breath | G |
| Darkly the Winter lowers | F |
| And we die | D |
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| His torch love the Sun | H |
| Turns to the stormy West | I |
| Like a fair dream begun | H |
| Changing to jest | I |
| Love while our souls are one | H |
| Still let us sing the Sun | H |
| Sing and forget the rest | I |
| And so die | D |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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