Sing Not Of Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAA CDCD EFEF AGAG| Sing not of beauty's grace to me | A |
| Its very name a story tells | B |
| Of doubly dark inconstancy | A |
| Love falser than a hundred hells | A |
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| Its face is often but a screen | C |
| To hide a devil's heart of guile | D |
| Of thoughts and deeds of shameful mien | C |
| By winning looks of heartless wile | D |
| - | |
| Its laughing smile is but the gleam | E |
| That springs from dross of foulest make | F |
| It stirs a sweet but idle dream | E |
| Then leaves the trusting heart to break | F |
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| Sing not of beauty's grace to me | A |
| I can not bear to hear the name | G |
| For oh Too oft in it I see | A |
| A soul of falsehood and of shame | G |
Freeman E. Miller
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