In The Louvre Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCABC DECDEEC FCCFCCBBC| Queen Karomana slim you stand | A |
| In bronze with little flecks of gold | B |
| Queen Karomana | C |
| O royal lady lift your hand | A |
| Shatter the stone museum cold | B |
| Queen Karomana | C |
| - | |
| The wide Nile sleeps the desert stings | D |
| With color Shake your tresses free | E |
| Queen Karomana | C |
| The sleepy lotus shines and swings | D |
| Loose your bound limbs and sail with me | E |
| In a smooth shallop to the sea | E |
| Queen Karomana | C |
| - | |
| Queen Karomana still so mute | F |
| So delicate yet cold as snow | C |
| Queen Karomana | C |
| An ice wind boldly resolute | F |
| Rippled your thin robe long ago | C |
| And froze you into bronze I know | C |
| But left your garment's flecks of gold | B |
| And the slim grace men loved of old | B |
| Queen Karomana | C |
Harriet Monroe
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