To Maude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Not as two errant spheres together grind | A |
| With monstrous ruin in the vast of space | B |
| Destruction born of that malign embrace | B |
| Their hapless peoples all to death consigned | A |
| Not so when our intangible worlds of mind | A |
| Even mine and yours each with its spirit race | B |
| Of beings shadowy in form and face | B |
| Shall drift together on some blessed wind | A |
| No in that marriage of gloom and light | C |
| All miracles of beauty shall be wrought | D |
| Attesting a diviner faith than man's | E |
| For all my sad eyed daughters of the night | C |
| Shall smile on your sweet seraphim of thought | D |
| Nor any jealous god forbid the banns | E |
Ambrose Bierce
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