Amelia Garrick Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR| Yes here I lie close to a stunted rose bush | A |
| In a forgotten place near the fence | B |
| Where the thickets from Siever's woods | C |
| Have crept over growing sparsely | D |
| And you you are a leader in New York | E |
| The wife of a noted millionaire | F |
| A name in the society columns | G |
| Beautiful admired magnified perhaps | H |
| By the mirage of distance | I |
| You have succeeded I have failed | J |
| In the eyes of the world | K |
| You are alive I am dead | L |
| Yet I know that I vanquished your spirit | M |
| And I know that lying here far from you | N |
| Unheard of among your great friends | O |
| In the brilliant world where you move | P |
| I am really the unconquerable power over your life | Q |
| That robs it of complete triumph | R |
Edgar Lee Masters
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