Still-life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGF HH| Through the open French window the warm sun | A |
| Lights up the polished breakfast table laid | B |
| Round a bowl of crimson roses for one | A |
| A service of Worcester porcelain arrayed | B |
| Near it a melon peaches figs small hot | C |
| Rolls in a napkin fairy rack of toast | D |
| Butter in ice high silver coffee pot | C |
| And heaped on a salver the morning's post | D |
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| She comes over the lawn the young heiress | E |
| From her early walk in her garden wood | F |
| Feeling that life's a table set to bless | G |
| Her delicate desires with all that's good | F |
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| That even the unopened future lies | H |
| Like a love letter full of sweet surprise | H |
Elizabeth Daryush
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