Because The Good Are Never Fair Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB CDE FDG HIJE D| When she appears the daylight envies her garment | A |
| The wanton daylight envies her garment | A |
| To show it to the jealous sun | B |
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| And when she walks | C |
| All women tall and tiny | D |
| Want her figure and start crying | E |
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| Because of your mouth | F |
| Long life to the Agata valley | D |
| Long life to pearls | G |
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| Watchers have discovered paradise in your cheeks | H |
| But I am undecided | I |
| For there is a hint of the tops of flames | J |
| In their purple shining | E |
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| From the Arabic of Ahmed Bey Chawky contemporary | D |
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