Love Fulfilled Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDECEDDFF GGHIJHJIIKK LLMNOMOPNQR| Hast thou longed through weary days | A |
| For the sight of one loved face | B |
| Mast thou cried aloud for rest | C |
| Mid the pain of sundering hours | D |
| Cried aloud for sleep and death | E |
| Since the sweet unhoped for best | C |
| Was a shadow and a breath | E |
| O long now for no fear lowers | D |
| O er these faint feet kissing flowers | D |
| O rest now and yet in sleep | F |
| All thy longing shalt thou keep | F |
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| Thou shalt rest and have no fear | G |
| Of a dull awaking near | G |
| Of a life for ever blind | H |
| Uncontent and waste and wide | I |
| Thou shalt wake and think it sweet | J |
| That thy love is near and kind | H |
| Sweeter still for lips to meet | J |
| Sweetest that thine heart doth hide | I |
| Longing all unsatisfied | I |
| With all longing s answering | K |
| Howsoever close ye cling | K |
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| Thou rememberest how of old | L |
| E en thy very pain grew cold | L |
| How thou might st not measure bliss | M |
| E en when eyes and hands drew nigh | N |
| Thou rememberest all regret | O |
| For the scarce remembered kiss | M |
| The lost dream of how they met | O |
| Mouths once parched with misery | P |
| Then seemed Love born but to die | N |
| Now unrest pain bliss are one | Q |
| Love unhidden and alone | R |
William Morris
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