To Margaret W------ Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFFE GGHAAI| Margaret in happy hour | A |
| Christen'd from that humble flower | A |
| Which we a daisy call | B |
| May thy pretty name sake be | C |
| In all things a type of thee | C |
| And image thee in all | B |
| - | |
| Like it you show a modest face | D |
| An unpretending native grace | D |
| The tulip and the pink | E |
| The china and the damask rose | F |
| And every flaunting flower that blows | F |
| In the comparing shrink | E |
| - | |
| Of lowly fields you think no scorn | G |
| Yet gayest gardens would adorn | G |
| And grace wherever set | H |
| Home seated in your lonely bower | A |
| Or wedded a transplanted flower | A |
| I bless you Margaret | I |
Charles Lamb
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