Microcosm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GHGHBB| SHE and I we kissed and vowed | A |
| That should be which could not be | B |
| Just as if mere vows endowed | A |
| Love with immortality | B |
| Ah had vows but kept us true | C |
| As we thought them sure to do | C |
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| She and I such tiny parts | D |
| Of the Evolution plan | E |
| Yet can hold within our hearts | D |
| All the misery of man | E |
| All the ages did prepare | F |
| All we are and all we bear | F |
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| She and I mere counters toys | G |
| Nature uses for her game | H |
| Pity that we long for joys | G |
| And feel sorrows all the same | H |
| Just as though our wills were free | B |
| As we dreamed them I and she | B |
Edith Nesbit
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