In The Garden Vi: A Peach Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDCEFGEFG| IF any sense in mortal dust remains | A |
| When mine has been refin'd from flower to flower | B |
| Won from the sun all colours drunk the shower | B |
| And delicate winy dews and gain'd the gains | A |
| Which elves who sleep in airy bells a swing | C |
| Through half a summer day for love bestow | D |
| Then in some warm old garden let me grow | D |
| To such a perfect lush ambrosian thing | C |
| As this Upon a southward facing wall | E |
| I bask and feel my juices dimly fed | F |
| And mellowing while my bloom comes golden grey | G |
| Keep the wasps from me but before I fall | E |
| Pluck me white fingers and o'er two ripe red | F |
| Girl lips O let me richly swoon away | G |
Edward Dowden
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