Ballade At Thirty-five Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDBE CBCBBEBE CBCBBEBE| This no song of an ing eacute nue | A |
| This no ballad of innocence | B |
| This the rhyme of a lady who | C |
| Followed ever her natural bents | B |
| This a solo of sapience | B |
| This a chantey of sophistry | D |
| This the sum of experiments | B |
| I loved them until they loved me | E |
| - | |
| Decked in garments of sable hue | C |
| Daubed with ashes of myriad Lents | B |
| Wearing shower bouquets of rue | C |
| Walk I ever in penitence | B |
| Oft I roam as my heart repents | B |
| Through God's acre of memory | E |
| Marking stones in my reverence | B |
| I loved them until they loved me | E |
| - | |
| Pictures pass me in long review | C |
| Marching columns of dead events | B |
| I was tender and often true | C |
| Ever a prey to coincidence | B |
| Always knew I the consequence | B |
| Always saw what the end would be | E |
| We're as Nature has made us hence | B |
| I loved them until they loved me | E |
Dorothy Parker
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