To The Unknown Nurse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFFE GHGI| Moth like at night you flit or fly | A |
| To where the other patients lie | A |
| I hear as you brush by my door | B |
| The flutter of your wings no more | B |
| - | |
| Shall I now call you in and see | C |
| The phantom vanish instantly | C |
| Perhaps some sixteen stone or worse | D |
| Suddenly falling through my verse | D |
| - | |
| Nay be you sour or be you sweet | E |
| I'd see you not Life's wisdom is | F |
| To keep one's dreams Oh never quiz | F |
| The lovely lady in the street | E |
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| I knew a man who went large eyed | G |
| And happy till he bought pince nez | H |
| And saw things as they were He died | G |
| A pessimist the other day | I |
Frederick William (fw) Harvey
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