An Acrostic Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDD| Elizabeth it is in vain you say | A |
| 'Love not' thou sayest it in so sweet a way | A |
| In vain those words from thee or L E L | B |
| Zantippe's talents had enforced so well | B |
| Ah if that language from thy heart arise | C |
| Breathe it less gently forth and veil thine eyes | C |
| Endymion recollect when Luna tried | D |
| To cure his love was cured of all beside | D |
| His folly pride and passion for he died | D |
Edgar Allan Poe
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