Edmund Pollard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST UV| I would I had thrust my hands of flesh | A |
| Into the disk flowers bee infested | B |
| Into the mirror like core of fire | C |
| Of the light of life the sun of delight | D |
| For what are anthers worth or petals | E |
| Or halo rays Mockeries shadows | F |
| Of the heart of the flower the central flame | G |
| All is yours young passer by | H |
| Enter the banquet room with the thought | I |
| Don't sidle in as if you were doubtful | J |
| Whether you're welcome the feast is yours | K |
| Nor take but a little refusing more | L |
| With a bashful Thank you when you're hungry | M |
| Is your soul alive Then let it feed | N |
| Leave no balconies where you can climb | O |
| Nor milk white bosoms where you can rest | P |
| Nor golden heads with pillows to share | Q |
| Nor wine cups while the wine is sweet | R |
| Nor ecstasies of body or soul | S |
| You will die no doubt but die while living | T |
| In depths of azure rapt and mated | U |
| Kissing the queen bee Life | V |
Edgar Lee Masters
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