Velvets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDEFFGHFIJ KLFFMEHIN FOPQ| By a Bed of Pansies | A |
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| This pansy has a thinking face | B |
| Like the yellow moon | C |
| This one has a face with white blots | D |
| I call him the clown | E |
| Here goes one down the grass | F |
| With a pretty look of plumpness | F |
| She is a little girl going to school | G |
| With her hands in the pockets of her pinafore | H |
| Her name is Sue | F |
| I like this one in a bonnet | I |
| Waiting | J |
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| Her eyes are so deep | K |
| But these on the other side | L |
| These that wear purple and blue | F |
| They are the Velvets | F |
| The king with his cloak | M |
| The queen with her gown | E |
| The prince with his feather | H |
| These are dark and quiet | I |
| And stay alone | N |
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| I know you Velvets | F |
| Color of Dark | O |
| Like the pine tree on the hill | P |
| When stars shine | Q |
Hilda Conkling
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