The House Where We Were Wed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE AFGHAIJI KLMLNOPO BQPQRBSB

I've been to the old farm house good wifeA
Where you and I were wedB
Where the love was born to our two heartsC
That now lies cold and deadB
Where a long kept secret to you I toldD
In the yellow beams of the moonE
And we forged our vows out of love's own goldD
To be broken so soon so soonE
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I passed through all the old rooms good wifeA
I wandered on and onF
I followed the steps of a flitting ghostG
The ghost of a love that is goneH
And he led me out to the arbor wifeA
Where with myrtles I twined your hairI
And he seated me down on the old stone stepJ
And left me musing thereI
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The sun went down as it used to doK
And sunk in the sea of nightL
The two bright stars that we called oursM
Came slowly unto my sightL
But the one that was mine went under a cloudN
Went under a cloud aloneO
And a tear that I wouldn't have shed for the worldP
Fell down on the old gray stoneO
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But there be words can ne'er be unsaidB
And deeds can ne'er be undoneQ
Except perhaps in another worldP
Where life's once more begunQ
And maybe some time in the time to comeR
When a few more years are spedB
We'll love again as we used to loveS
In the house where we were wedB

Will Carleton



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