Found Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GEGE HBHBFound as I rushed through the great world's mart | A |
In a race for gold and a pleasure quest | B |
A passionate throbbing human heart | A |
Suddenly found in my breast | B |
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I had always laughed at the foolish word | C |
I had said aloud in my boasting glee | D |
That never a heart in my bosom stirred | C |
That my brain governed me | D |
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I was proud with the sense of my might and power | E |
'It is will not heart that wins ' I said | F |
But I suddenly found one sad strange hour | E |
That the strength of my will had fled | F |
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For up in my breast there rose supreme | G |
A strong man's heart and all on fire | E |
Drunk with the wine of a wild sweet dream | G |
And tortured with desire | E |
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It is tossed with hope and fear and doubt | H |
It is mad with the fever of love's unrest | B |
I wish to God I could pluck it out | H |
This heart I found in my breast | B |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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