The Peddler Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CADE FGFGHBHB| Lend me a little while the key | A |
| That locks your heavy heart and I'll give you back | B |
| Rarer than books and ribbons and beads bright to see | A |
| This little Key of Dreams out of my pack | B |
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| The road the road beyond men's bolted doors | C |
| There shall I walk and you go free of me | A |
| For yours lies North across the moors | D |
| And mine lies South To what seas | E |
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| How if we stopped and let our solemn selves go by | F |
| While my gay ghost caught and kissed yours as ghosts don't do | G |
| And by the wayside this forgotten you and I | F |
| Sat and were twenty two | G |
| Give me the key that locks your tired eyes | H |
| And I will lend you this one from my pack | B |
| Brighter than colored beads and painted books that make men wise | H |
| Take it No give it back | B |
Charlotte Mary Mew
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