The Miniature Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE FGHGIJIJ| William was holding in his hand | A |
| The likeness of his wife | B |
| Fresh as if touched by fairy wand | C |
| With beauty grace and life | B |
| He almost thought it spoke he gazed | D |
| Upon the bauble still | E |
| Absorbed delighted and amazed | D |
| To view the artist's skill | E |
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| This picture is yourself dear Jane | F |
| 'Tis drawn to nature true | G |
| I've kissed it o'er and o'er again | H |
| It is much like you | G |
| And has it kissed you back my dear | I |
| Why no my love said he | J |
| Then William it is very clear | I |
| 'Tis not at all LIKE ME | J |
George Pope Morris
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