My Lands, Not Thine Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDA BBDE BBDCBB| My lands not thine we look upon | A |
| Friend Croesus hill and vale and lawn | B |
| Mine every woodland madrigal | C |
| And mine thy singing waterfall | D |
| That vaguely hints of Helicon | A |
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| Mark how thine upland slopes have drawn | B |
| A golden glory from the dawn | B |
| Fool's gold thy dullness proves them all | D |
| My lands not thine | E |
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| For when all title deeds are gone | B |
| Still still will satyr nymph and faun | B |
| Through brake and covert pipe and call | D |
| In dances bold and bacchanal | C |
| For them for me you hold in pawn | B |
| My lands not thine | B |
Don Marquis
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