Roundel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB BAB ABAB| She's passing fair but so demure is she | A |
| So quiet is her gown so smooth her hair | B |
| That few there are who note her and agree | A |
| She's passing fair | B |
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| Yet when was ever beauty held more rare | B |
| Than simple heart and maiden modesty | A |
| What fostered charms with virtue could compare | B |
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| Alas no lover ever stops to see | A |
| The best that she is offered is the air | B |
| Yet if the passing mark is minus D | A |
| She's passing fair | B |
Dorothy Parker
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