A Daughter Of Eve Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD EFEEF| A fool I was to sleep at noon | A |
| And wake when night is chilly | B |
| Beneath the comfortless cold moon | A |
| A fool to pluck my rose too soon | A |
| A fool to snap my lily | B |
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| My garden plot I have not kept | C |
| Faded and all forsaken | D |
| I weep as I have never wept | C |
| Oh it was summer when I slept | C |
| It's winter now I waken | D |
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| Talk what you please of future spring | E |
| And sun warm'd sweet to morrow | F |
| Stripp'd bare of hope and everything | E |
| No more to laugh no more to sing | E |
| I sit alone with sorrow | F |
Christina Rossetti
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