The Newly-wedded Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCBC DEDEFCFC GCGCHCHC| NOW the rite is duly done | A |
| Now the word is spoken | A |
| And the spell has made us one | A |
| Which may ne er be broken | A |
| Rest we dearest in our home | B |
| Roam we o er the heather | C |
| We shall rest and we shall roam | B |
| Shall we not together | C |
| - | |
| From this hour the summer rose | D |
| Sweeter breathes to charm us | E |
| From this hour the winter snows | D |
| Lighter fall to harm us | E |
| Fair or foul on land or sea | F |
| Come the wind or weather | C |
| Best and worst whate er they be | F |
| We shall share together | C |
| - | |
| Death who friend from friend can part | G |
| Brother rend from brother | C |
| Shall but link us heart and heart | G |
| Closer to each other | C |
| We will call his anger play | H |
| Deem his dart a feather | C |
| When we meet him on our way | H |
| Hand in hand together | C |
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