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To a lustful thirst she came at first	A
And gave him her maiden's pride	B
And the first man scattered the flower of her love	C
Then turned to his chosen bride	B
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She waned with grief as a fading star	D
And waxed as a shining flame	E
And the second man had her woman's love	C
But the second was playing the game	E
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With passion she stirred the man who was third	F
Woe's me what delicate skill	G
She plied to the heart that knew her art	H
And fled from her wanton will	G
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Now calm and demure oh fair oh pure	I
Oh subtle patient and wise	J
She trod the weary round of life	K
With a sorrow deep in her eyes	J
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Now a hero who knew how false how true	L
Was the speech that fell from her lips	M
With a Norseman's strength took sail with her	N
And landed and burnt his ships	M
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He gave her pity he gave her mirth	O
And the hurt in her heart he nursed	A
But under the silence of her brows	P
Was a dream of the man who was first	A
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And all the deceit and lust of men	Q
Had sharpened her own deceit	R
And down to the gates of hell she led	S
Her friend with her flying feet	R
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For a bitten bud will never bloom	T
And a woman lost is lost	U
And the first and the third may go unscathed	V
But some man pays the cost	W
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And the books of life are full of the rune	X
And this is the truth of the song	Y
No man can save a woman's soul	Z
Nor right a woman's wrong	Y

Edgar Lee Masters

Saving A Woman: One Phase Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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