The Bells - A Collaboration Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBBBAA AABBBBBAA| The bells ah the bells | A |
| The little silver bells | A |
| How fairy like a melody there floats | B |
| From their throats | B |
| From their merry little throats | B |
| From the silver tinkling throats | B |
| Of the bells bells bells | A |
| Of the bells | A |
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| The bells ah the bells | A |
| The heavy iron bells | A |
| How horrible a monody there floats | B |
| From their throats | B |
| From their deep toned throats | B |
| From their melancholy throats | B |
| How I shudder at the notes | B |
| Of the bells bells bells | A |
| Of the bells | A |
Edgar Allan Poe
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