Fame Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDCD CDDEDEDDFGGHFIIH| Sometimes in the over heated house but not for long | A |
| Smirking and speaking rather loud | B |
| I see myself among the crowd | B |
| Where no one fits the singer to his song | A |
| Or sifts the unpainted from the painted faces | C |
| Of the people who are always on my stair | D |
| They were not with me when I walked in heavenly places | C |
| But could I spare | D |
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| In the blind Earth's great silences and spaces | C |
| The din the scuffle the long stare | D |
| If I went back and it was not there | D |
| Back to the old known things that are the new | E |
| The folded glory of the gorse the sweetbriar air | D |
| To the larks that cannot praise us knowing nothing of what we do | E |
| And the divine wise trees that do not care | D |
| Yet to leave Fame still with such eyes and that bright hair | D |
| God If I might And before I go hence | F |
| Take in her stead | G |
| To our tossed bed | G |
| One little dream no matter how small how wild | H |
| Just now I think I found it in a field under a fence | F |
| A frail dead new born lamb ghostly and pitiful and white | I |
| A blot upon the night | I |
| The moon's dropped child | H |
Charlotte Mary Mew
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