Rosemary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB AEFEDE GHAHHH| For the sake of some things | A |
| That be now no more | B |
| I will strew rushes | C |
| On my chamber floor | B |
| I will plant bergamot | D |
| At my kitchen door | B |
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| For the sake of dim things | A |
| That were once so plain | E |
| I will set a barrel | F |
| Out to catch the rain | E |
| I will hang an iron pot | D |
| On an iron crane | E |
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| Many things be dead and gone | G |
| That were brave and gay | H |
| For the sake of these things | A |
| I will learn to say | H |
| An it please you gentle sirs | H |
| Alack and Well a day | H |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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