A Visit To The Asylum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH CJKJ CLCL MKNKOnce from a big big building | A |
When I was small small | B |
The queer folk in the windows | C |
Would smile at me and call | B |
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And in the hard wee gardens | D |
Such pleasant men would hoe | E |
Sir may we touch the little girl's hair mdash | F |
It was so red you know | E |
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They cut me coloured asters | G |
With shears so sharp and neat | H |
They brought me grapes and plums and pears | I |
And pretty cakes to eat | H |
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And out of all the windows | C |
No matter where we went | J |
The merriest eyes would follow me | K |
And make me compliment | J |
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There were a thousand windows | C |
All latticed up and down | L |
And up to all the windows | C |
When we went back to town | L |
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The queer folk put their faces | M |
As gentle as could be | K |
Come again little girl they called and I | N |
Called back You come see me | K |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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