Warned Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH JKJK LMLM

They stood at the garden gateA
By the lifting of a lidB
She might have read her fateA
In a little thing he didB
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He plucked a beautiful flowerC
Tore it away from its placeD
On the side of the blooming bowerC
And held it against his faceD
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Drank in its beauty and bloomE
In the midst of his idle talkF
Then cast it down to the gloomE
And dust of the garden walkF
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Ay trod it under his footG
As it lay in his pathway thereH
Then spurned it away with his bootI
Because it bad ceased to be fairH
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Ah the maiden might have readJ
The doom of her young life thenK
But she looked in his eyes insteadJ
And thought him the king of menK
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She looked in his eyes and blushedL
She hid in his strong arms' foldM
And the tale of the flower crushedL
And spurned was once more toldM

Ella Wheeler Wilcox



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