Solatium Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDBB EBEBFGFGBB| Comes the broken flower | A |
| Comes the cheated maid | B |
| Though the tempest lower | A |
| Rain and cloud will fade | B |
| Take O maid these posies | C |
| Though thy beauty rare | D |
| Shame the blushing roses | C |
| They are passing fair | D |
| Wear the flowers till they fade | B |
| Happy be thy life O maid | B |
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| O'er the season vernal | E |
| Time may cast a shade | B |
| Sunshine if eternal | E |
| Makes the roses fade | B |
| Time may do his duty | F |
| Let the thief alone | G |
| Winter hath a beauty | F |
| That is all his own | G |
| Fairest days are sun and shade | B |
| Happy be thy life O maid | B |
William Schwenck Gilbert
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