Ballade Of An Omnibus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CDEDDADA CDCDDAFA EDEDDAFA EAEA

To see my love suffices meA
Ballades in Blue ChinaB
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Some men to carriages aspireC
On some the costly hansoms waitD
Some seek a fly on job or hireE
Some mount the trotting steed elateD
I envy not the rich and greatD
A wandering minstrel poor and freeA
I am contented with my fateD
An omnibus suffices meA
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In winter days of rain and mireC
I find within a corner straitD
The 'busmen know me and my lyreC
From Brompton to the Bull and GateD
When summer comes I mount in stateD
The topmost summit whence I seeA
Cr sus look up compassionateF
An omnibus suffices meA
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I mark untroubled by desireE
Lucullus' phaeton and its freightD
The scene whereof I cannot tireE
The human tale of love and hateD
The city pageant early and lateD
Unfolds itself rolls by to beA
A pleasure deep and delicateF
An omnibus suffices meA
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Princess your splendour you requireE
I my simplicity agreeA
Neither to rate lower nor higherE
An omnibus suffices meA

Amy Levy



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