Margaret Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDE FGAHIG DJKJCJ DJLJDM NOPOKO| I saw her for a moment | A |
| Her presence haunts me yet | B |
| In oft recurring visions | C |
| Of grace and gladness met | B |
| That marked the sweet demeanor | D |
| Of dainty Margaret | E |
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| Like gossamer her robe was | F |
| Around her lightly drawn | G |
| A filmy summer garment | A |
| That fairy maidens don | H |
| To make them look like angels | I |
| Croqueting on the lawn | G |
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| The mallet sport became her | D |
| In hue of exercise | J |
| That tinged her cheek with roses | K |
| And dancing in her eyes | J |
| Were pantomime suggestions | C |
| Of having won a prize | J |
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| No more to me a stranger | D |
| Is she who occupies | J |
| A place in all my musings | L |
| And brings in tender guise | J |
| A thought of one so like her | D |
| Long years in Paradise | M |
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| Dear Margaret that pearl name | N |
| Is thine and may it be | O |
| The synonym of goodness | P |
| Of truth and purity | O |
| And all ennobling graces | K |
| Exemplified in thee | O |
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