At Fontainebleau Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBA DEFDE F| At Fontainebleau I saw a little bed | A |
| Fashioned of polished wood with gold ornate | B |
| Ambition hope and sorrow ay and hate | B |
| Once battled there above a childish head | A |
| And there in vain grief wept and memory plead | C |
| It was so small but Ah dear God how great | B |
| The part it played in one sad woman's fate | B |
| How wide the gloom that narrow object shed | A |
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| The symbol of an over reaching aim | D |
| The emblem of a devastated joy | E |
| It spoke of glory and a blasted home | F |
| Of fleeting honours and disordered fame | D |
| And the lone passing of a fragile boy | E |
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| It was the cradle of the King of Rome | F |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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