To A Silent Girl Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DEED FGGF HH| When the sklll'd fashioner of female faces | A |
| Designed your mask he wrought with cunning fist | B |
| And made a mouth expressly to be kiss'd | B |
| Not for shrill utterance nor pert grimaces | C |
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| The curved ripe lips above the rounded chin | D |
| He dyed the hue of summer's reddest rose | E |
| Then placed a smile upon them to disclose | E |
| A glimpse of white and even pearls within | D |
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| Those lips are silent sweetheart but your eyes | F |
| Are eloquent and they love's lesson teach | G |
| Better than other woman's aptest speech | G |
| In their soft light the tend'rest language lies | F |
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| In womankind the world has long confess'd | H |
| A silent mouth and speaking eyes are best | H |
Harry 'breaker' Harbord Morant
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