London In July Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EAEA FGFG| What ails my senses thus to cheat | A |
| What is it ails the place | B |
| That all the people in the street | A |
| Should wear one woman's face | B |
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| The London trees are dusty brown | C |
| Beneath the summer sky | D |
| My love she dwells in London town | C |
| Nor leaves it in July | D |
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| O various and intricate maze | E |
| Wide waste of square and street | A |
| Where missing through unnumbered days | E |
| We twain at last may meet | A |
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| And who cries out on crowd and mart | F |
| Who prates of stream and sea | G |
| The summer in the city's heart | F |
| That is enough for me | G |
Amy Levy
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