Outcast Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CCCCCC| Perchance for dear Life's sake and life is sweet | A |
| When work had failed and roads were deep in snow | B |
| And this meant food and fire she fell so low | B |
| That painted creature of the midnight street | A |
| Perchance that other with the shoeless feet | A |
| Was Nature's victim too untaught to know | B |
| That all live buds are not allowed to blow | B |
| Too starved and passion blind to be discreet | A |
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| And their accuser She within the fold | C |
| That walks in light bejewelled and belaced | C |
| Who in cold blood and not for love or need | C |
| Sold the white flower of womanhood for gold | C |
| The wedded harlot rich and undisgraced | C |
| The viler prostitute in mind and deed | C |
Ada Cambridge
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