Two Rooms Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB ACAC DEDE DEDE FGFH| One room is full of luxury and dim | A |
| With that soft moonlit radiance of light | B |
| That she best loves who sits and dreams of him | A |
| Her heart has crowned as knight | B |
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| And one is bare and comfortless and dim | A |
| With that strange fitful glimmer that is shed | C |
| By candles casting shadows weird and grim | A |
| Above the sheeted dead | C |
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| In one a round and beautiful young face | D |
| Is full of wordless rapture and so fair | E |
| You know her breast is joy's best dwelling place | D |
| You know sweet love is there | E |
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| In one there lies a white and wasted face | D |
| Whereon is frozen such supreme despair | E |
| You need but look to know what left the trace | D |
| You know love has been there | E |
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| To one he comes She leans her head of gold | F |
| Upon his breast and bids him no more roam | G |
| Ah God Ah God and one lies stark and cold | F |
| Because he ceased to come | H |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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