A Little Girl Lost Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDDD EEDDD FFGHH IIJJJ DDKKK LLHEE| Children of the future Age | A |
| Reading this indignant page | A |
| Know that in a former time | B |
| Love sweet Love was thought a crime | B |
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| In the Age of Gold | C |
| Free from winters cold | C |
| Youth and maiden bright | D |
| To the holy light | D |
| Naked in the sunny beams delight | D |
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| Once a youthful pair | E |
| Fill'd with softest care | E |
| Met in garden bright | D |
| Where the holy light | D |
| Had just removed the curtains of the night | D |
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| There in rising day | F |
| On the grass they play | F |
| Parents were afar | G |
| Strangers came not near | H |
| And the maiden soon forgot her fear | H |
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| Tired with kisses sweet | I |
| They agree to meet | I |
| When the silent sleep | J |
| Waves o'er heavens deep | J |
| And the weary tired wanderers weep | J |
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| To her father white | D |
| Came the maiden bright | D |
| But his loving look | K |
| Like the holy book | K |
| All her tender limbs with terror shook | K |
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| Ona pale and weak | L |
| To thy father speak | L |
| O the trembling fear | H |
| O the dismal care | E |
| That shakes the blossoms of my hoary hair | E |
William Blake
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