Love Sonnet Xvii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECDE| Beloved lest I should remember I | A |
| Must swift forget the wonder of last night | B |
| Hot memory would but blacken out my sight | B |
| And dull my senses till they seemed to die | A |
| How could I live remembering that sigh | A |
| That breath that sob that all sublime delight | B |
| Eternal joy is death I think and might | B |
| Not such sweet madness kill me coming nigh | A |
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| I died with you that hour Or if not merged | C |
| Myself in you commingling all my life | D |
| Within your own until I fled and fled | E |
| Into your blood and my pure pulses surged | C |
| Heaped with the wedded bliss of man and wife | D |
| Dying I lived and living I was dead | E |
Zora Bernice May Cross
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