My Angeline Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIHJKLK M FNNFOPLPQRLRELLLLPLP M FNNF

She kept her secret well oh yesA
Her hideous secret wellB
We together were cast I knew not her pastC
For how was I to tellB
I married her guileless lamb I wasD
I'd have died for her sweet sakeE
How could I have known that my AngelineF
Had been a Human SnakeE
Ah we had been wed but a week or twoG
When I found her quite a wreckH
Her limbs were tied in a double bow knotI
At the back of her swan like neckH
No curse there sprang to my pallid lipsJ
Nor did I reproach her thenK
I calmly untied my bonny brideL
And straightened her out againK
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RefrainM
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My Angeline My AngelineF
Why didst disturb my mind sereneN
My well beloved circus queenN
My Human Snake my AngelineF
At night I'd wake at the midnight hourO
With a weird and haunted feelingP
And there she'd be in her robe de nuitL
A walking upon the ceilingP
She said she was being the human flyQ
And she'd lift me up from beneathR
By a section slight of my garb of nightL
Which she held in her pearly teethR
For the sweet sweet sake of the Human SnakeE
I'd have stood this conduct shadyL
But she skipped in the end with an old old friendL
An eminent bearded ladyL
But oh at night when my slumber's lightL
Regret comes o'er me stealingP
For I miss the sound of those little feetL
As they pattered along the ceilingP
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RefrainM
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My Angeline My AngelineF
Why didst disturb my mind sereneN
My well beloved circus queenN
My Human Snake my AngelineF

Harry Bache Smith



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