Trifles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBB ACCC ADDD| What shall I bring you sweet | A |
| A posy prankt with every April hue | B |
| The cloud white daisy violet sky blue | B |
| Shot with the primrose sunshine through and through | B |
| - | |
| Or shall I bring you sweet | A |
| Some ancient rhyme of lovers sore beset | C |
| Whose joy is dead whose sadness lingers yet | C |
| That you may read and sigh and soon forget | C |
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| What shall I bring you sweet | A |
| Was ever trifle yet so held amiss | D |
| As not to fill love's waiting heart with bliss | D |
| And merit dalliance at a long long kiss | D |
John Charles Mcneill
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