From Pocahontas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCD EEBBFGHIJJ| Returning from the cruel fight | A |
| How pale and faint appears my knight | A |
| He sees me anxious at his side | B |
| 'Why seek my love your wounds to hide | B |
| Or deem your English girl afraid | C |
| To emulate the Indian maid ' | D |
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| Be mine my husband's grief to cheer | E |
| In peril to be ever near | E |
| Whate'er of ill or woe betide | B |
| To bear it clinging at his side | B |
| The poisoned stroke of fate to ward | F |
| His bosom with my own to guard | G |
| Ah could it spare a pang to his | H |
| It could not know a purer bliss | I |
| 'Twould gladden as it felt the smart | J |
| And thank the hand that flung the dart | J |
William Makepeace Thackeray
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