Jasmines Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBCDEFGGFHGH| Your scent is in the room | A |
| Swiftly it overwhelms and conquers me | B |
| Jasmines night jasmines perfect of perfume | A |
| Heavy with dew before the dawn of day | C |
| Your face was in the mirror I could see | B |
| You smile and vanish suddenly away | C |
| Leaving behind the vestige of a tear | D |
| Sad suffering face from parting grown so dear | E |
| Night jasmines cannot bloom in this cold place | F |
| Without the street is wet and weird with snow | G |
| The cold nude trees are tossing to and fro | G |
| Too stormy is the night for your fond face | F |
| For your low voice too loud the wind's mad roar | H |
| But oh your scent is here jasmines that grow | G |
| Luxuriant clustered round your cottage door | H |
Claude Mckay
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