Hands Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EAEA| The little hands too soft and white | A |
| To have known more laborious hours | B |
| Than those which die upon a night | A |
| Of kindling wine and fading flowers | B |
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| The little hands that I have kissed | C |
| Finger by finger to the tips | D |
| And delicately about each wrist | C |
| Have set a bracelet with my lips | D |
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| Dear soft white little morbid hands | E |
| Mine all one night with what delight | A |
| Shall I recall in other lands | E |
| Dear hands that you were mine one night | A |
Arthur Symons
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