The Times Editorials Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDEFGFGFF| Lovely Antiques breathing in every line | A |
| The perfume of an age long passed away | B |
| Wafting us back to | C |
| Museum pieces of a by gone day | B |
| You should not languish in the public press | D |
| Where modern thought might reach and do you harm | E |
| And vulgar youth insult your hoariness | D |
| Missing the flavor of your old world charm | E |
| You should be locked where rust cannot corrode | F |
| In some old rosewood cabinet dimmed by age | G |
| With silver lustre tortoise shell and Spode | F |
| And all would cry who read your yellowing page | G |
| Yes that's the sort of thing that men believed | F |
| Before the First Reform Bill was conceived | F |
Alice Duer Miller
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