Ideal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBACA DEFEDF| Ah mystic child of Beauty nameless maid | A |
| Dateless and fatherless how long ago | B |
| A Greek with some rare sadness overweighed | A |
| Shaped thee perchance and quite forgot his woe | B |
| Or Raphael thy sweetness did bestow | B |
| While magical his fingers o'er thee strayed | A |
| Or that great pupil taught of Verrocchio | C |
| Redeemed thy still perfection from the shade | A |
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| That hides all fair things lost and things unborn | D |
| Where one has fled from me that wore thy grace | E |
| And that grave tenderness of thine awhile | F |
| Nay still in dreams I see her but her face | E |
| Is pale is wasted with a touch of scorn | D |
| And only on thy lips I find her smile | F |
Andrew Lang
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