Tombstones In The Starlight Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC D EFEF G HIHI G GJGJ K GFGL M NONOI The Minor Poet | A |
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His little trills and chirpings were his best | B |
No music like the nightingale's was born | C |
Within his throat but he too laid his breast | B |
Upon a thorn | C |
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II The Pretty Lady | D |
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She hated bleak and wintry things alone | E |
All that was warm and quick she loved too well | F |
A light a flame a heart against her own | E |
It is forever bitter cold in Hell | F |
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III The Very Rich Man | G |
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He'd have the best and that was none too good | H |
No barrier could hold before his terms | I |
He lies below correct in cypress wood | H |
And entertains the most exclusive worms | I |
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IV The Fisherwoman | G |
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The man she had was kind and clean | G |
And well enough for every day | J |
But oh dear friends you should have seen | G |
The one that got away | J |
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V The Crusader | K |
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Arrived in Heaven when his sands were run | G |
He seized a quill and sat him down to tell | F |
The local press that something should be done | G |
About that noisy nuisance Gabriel | L |
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Vl The Actress | M |
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Her name cut clear upon this marble cross | N |
Shines as it shone when she was still on earth | O |
While tenderly the mild agreeable moss | N |
Obscures the figures of her date of birth | O |
Dorothy Parker
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