Two Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGI JKJK

One leaned on velvet cushions like a queenA
To see him pass the hero of an hourB
Whom men called great She bowed with languid mienA
And smiled and blushed and knew her beauty's powerB
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One trailed her tinselled garments through the streetC
And thrust aside the crowd and found a placeD
So near the blooded courser's prancing feetC
Cast sparks of fire upon her painted faceD
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One took the hot house blossoms from her breastE
And tossed them down as he went riding byF
And blushed rose red to see them fondly pressedE
To bearded lips while eye spoke unto eyeF
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One bold and hardened with her sinful lifeG
Yet shrank and shivered painfully becauseH
His cruel glance cut keener than a knifeG
The glance of him who made her what she wasI
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One was observed and lifted up to fameJ
Because the hero smiled upon her whileK
One who was shunned and hated found her shameJ
In basking in the death light of his smileK

Ella Wheeler Wilcox



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