A Little Budding Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEGHH IIJKLL| It was a little budding rose | A |
| Round like a fairy globe | B |
| And shyly did its leaves unclose | A |
| Hid in their mossy robe | B |
| But sweet was the slight and spicy smell | C |
| It breathed from its heart invisible | D |
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| The rose is blasted withered blighted | E |
| Its root has felt a worm | F |
| And like a heart beloved and slighted | E |
| Failed faded shrunk its form | G |
| Bud of beauty bonnie flower | H |
| I stole thee from thy natal bower | H |
| - | |
| I was the worm that withered thee | I |
| Thy tears of dew all fell for me | I |
| Leaf and stalk and rose are gone | J |
| Exile earth they died upon | K |
| Yes that last breath of balmy scent | L |
| With alien breezes sadly blent | L |
Emily Jane Bronta
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