The Pleasures Of Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDEFGFGHH| I do not care for kisses 'Tis a debt | A |
| We paid for the first privilege of love | B |
| These are the rains of April which have wet | A |
| Our fallow hearts and forced their germs to move | C |
| Now the green corn has sprouted Each new day | D |
| Brings better pleasures a more dear surprise | E |
| The blade the ear the harvest and our way | D |
| Leads through a region wealthy grown and wise | E |
| We now compare our fortunes Each his store | F |
| Displays to kindred eyes of garnered grain | G |
| Two happy farmers learned in love's lore | F |
| Who weigh and touch and argue and complain | G |
| Dear endless argument Yet sometimes we | H |
| Even as we argue kiss There Let it be | H |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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