Eventhoughthe flow of life passes by, his love is still unchangeable.("While the sand o'life shall run") Robert Burns successfully uses the strength of repetition again in the last stanza: "And fare thee weel, my only love, And fare thee weel awhile" Goodbye, but just goodbye for a while. He promises to come back one day with a fully love despite the distance of ten thousand miles...
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He promises to come back one day with a fully love despite the distance of ten thousand miles. One more literary art in this poem is the combination of the iambic tetrameter(in line 1 and 3)and iambic trimeter(in line 2 and 4)of each stanza; but there is a difference from the other poems: the second and the fourth lines of the first two stanzas rhyme together; meanwhile in the last two stanzas, the scheme rhymes in pair-the first line with the third one, the second with the fourth...
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