Two Similes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGFEHGI J| You have taken away my cloak | A |
| My cloak of weariness | B |
| Take my coat also | C |
| My many coloured coat of life | D |
| - | |
| On this great nursery floor | E |
| I had three toys | F |
| A bright and varnished vow | G |
| A Speckled Monster best of boys | F |
| True friend to me and more | E |
| Beloved and a thing of cost | H |
| My doll painted like life and now | G |
| One is broken and two are lost | I |
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| From the Arabic of John Duncan | J |
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