Jade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDCEBF| THE patient craftsman of the East who made | A |
| His undulant dragons of the veined jade | A |
| And wound their sinuous volutes round the whole | B |
| Pellucid green redundance of the bowl | B |
| Chiseled his subtle traceries with the same | C |
| Keen stone he wrought them in | D |
| Nor praise nor blame | C |
| Nor gifts the years relinquish or refuse | E |
| But only a grief commensurate with thy soul | B |
| Shall carve it in a shape for gods to use | F |
Edith Wharton
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