A Fragment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLMThey say that poison sprinkled flowers | A |
Are sweeter in perfume | B |
Than when untouched by deadly dew | C |
They glowed in early bloom | B |
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They say that men condemned to die | D |
Have quaffed the sweetened wine | E |
With higher relish than the juice | F |
Of the untampered vine | E |
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They say that in the witch's song | G |
Though rude and harsh it be | H |
There blends a wild mysterious strain | I |
Of weirdest melody | H |
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And I believe the devil's voice | J |
Sinks deeper in our ear | K |
Than any whisper sent from Heaven | L |
However sweet and clear | M |
Adam Lindsay Gordon
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