Warned Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH JKJK LMLMThey stood at the garden gate | A |
By the lifting of a lid | B |
She might have read her fate | A |
In a little thing he did | B |
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He plucked a beautiful flower | C |
Tore it away from its place | D |
On the side of the blooming bower | C |
And held it against his face | D |
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Drank in its beauty and bloom | E |
In the midst of his idle talk | F |
Then cast it down to the gloom | E |
And dust of the garden walk | F |
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Ay trod it under his foot | G |
As it lay in his pathway there | H |
Then spurned it away with his boot | I |
Because it bad ceased to be fair | H |
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Ah the maiden might have read | J |
The doom of her young life then | K |
But she looked in his eyes instead | J |
And thought him the king of men | K |
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She looked in his eyes and blushed | L |
She hid in his strong arms' fold | M |
And the tale of the flower crushed | L |
And spurned was once more told | M |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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