A Rhyme Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGHIJIJ KEKEKLKLMKMK| Babe if rhyme be none | A |
| For that sweet small word | B |
| Babe the sweetest one | A |
| Ever heard | B |
| Right it is and meet | C |
| Rhyme should keep not true | D |
| Time with such a sweet | C |
| Thing as you | D |
| Meet it is that rhyme | E |
| Should not gain such grace | F |
| What is April's prime | E |
| To your face | F |
| What to yours is May's | G |
| Rosiest smile what sound | H |
| Like your laughter sways | G |
| All hearts round | H |
| None can tell in metre | I |
| Fit for ears on earth | J |
| What sweet star grew sweeter | I |
| At your birth | J |
| Wisdom doubts what may be | K |
| Hope with smile sublime | E |
| Trusts but neither baby | K |
| Knows the rhyme | E |
| Wisdom lies down lonely | K |
| Hope keeps watch from far | L |
| None but one seer only | K |
| Sees the star | L |
| Love alone with yearning | M |
| Heart for astrolabe | K |
| Takes the star's height burning | M |
| O'er the babe | K |
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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