The House Where We Were Wed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE AFGHAIJI KLMLNOPO BQPQRBSBI've been to the old farm house good wife | A |
Where you and I were wed | B |
Where the love was born to our two hearts | C |
That now lies cold and dead | B |
Where a long kept secret to you I told | D |
In the yellow beams of the moon | E |
And we forged our vows out of love's own gold | D |
To be broken so soon so soon | E |
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I passed through all the old rooms good wife | A |
I wandered on and on | F |
I followed the steps of a flitting ghost | G |
The ghost of a love that is gone | H |
And he led me out to the arbor wife | A |
Where with myrtles I twined your hair | I |
And he seated me down on the old stone step | J |
And left me musing there | I |
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The sun went down as it used to do | K |
And sunk in the sea of night | L |
The two bright stars that we called ours | M |
Came slowly unto my sight | L |
But the one that was mine went under a cloud | N |
Went under a cloud alone | O |
And a tear that I wouldn't have shed for the world | P |
Fell down on the old gray stone | O |
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But there be words can ne'er be unsaid | B |
And deeds can ne'er be undone | Q |
Except perhaps in another world | P |
Where life's once more begun | Q |
And maybe some time in the time to come | R |
When a few more years are sped | B |
We'll love again as we used to love | S |
In the house where we were wed | B |
Will Carleton
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