Abelard And Heloà¯se Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCC DECC CCCCCCFF GGCC CCE HHII| There are so many things I want to talk to you about Abelard probably said to Helo se but how can I when I can only think about kissing you KATHARINE LANE in the Evening Mail | A |
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| Said Abelard to Helo se | B |
| Your tresses blowing in the breeze | C |
| Enchant my soul your cheek allures | C |
| I never knew such lips as yours | C |
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| Said Helo se to Abelard | D |
| I know that it is cruel hard | E |
| To make you fold your yearning arms | C |
| And think of things besides my charms | C |
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| Said Abelard to Helo se | C |
| Pray lets discuss the Portuguese | C |
| Their status in the League of Nations | C |
| Come slip me seven osculations | C |
| The Fourteen Points said Helo se | C |
| Are pure Woodrovian fallacies | C |
| Said Abelard Ten times fourteen | F |
| The points you have O beaucoup queen | F |
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| Lay off said Helo se all that stuff | G |
| I've heard the same old thing enough | G |
| But answered Abelard your lips | C |
| Put all my thoughts into eclipse | C |
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| O Abelard said Helo se | C |
| Don't take so many liberties | C |
| I do it but to show regard | E |
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| And Helo se told her chum that night | H |
| That Abelard was Awful Bright | H |
| And thus is drawn the cosmic plan | I |
| She loved an Intellectual Man | I |
Franklin Pierce Adams
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