After Paul Verlaine-iii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BC BD EF EF GF GF| SPLEEN | A |
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| Around were all the roses red | B |
| The ivy all around was black | C |
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| Dear so thou only move thine head | B |
| Shall all mine old despairs awake | D |
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| Too blue too tender was the sky | E |
| The air too soft too green the sea | F |
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| Always I fear I know not why | E |
| Some lamentable flight from thee | F |
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| I am so tired of holly sprays | G |
| And weary of the bright box tree | F |
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| Of all the endless country ways | G |
| Of everything alas save thee | F |
Ernest Christopher Dowson
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