My Most Distinguished Guest And Learned Friend Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| My most Distinguished Guest and Learned Friend | A |
| The pallid hare that runs before the day | B |
| Having brought your earnest counsels to an end | A |
| Now have I somewhat of my own to say | B |
| That it is folly to be sunk in love | C |
| And madness plain to make the matter known | D |
| There are no mysteries you are verger of | C |
| Everyman's wisdoms these are and my own | D |
| If I have flung my heart unto a hound | E |
| I have done ill it is a certain thing | F |
| Yet breathe I freer walk I the more sound | E |
| On my sick bones for this brave reasoning | F |
| Soon must I say 'Tis prowling Death I hear | G |
| Yet come no better off for my quick ear | G |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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