The Glass Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDE FGHHBB IJKKLL| Your face has lost | A |
| The clearness it once wore | B |
| And your brow smooth and white | C |
| Its look of light | C |
| Your eyes that were | D |
| So careless are how deep with care | E |
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| O what has done | F |
| This cruelty to you | G |
| Is it only Time makes strange | H |
| Your look with change | H |
| Or something more | B |
| Than the worst pang Time ever bore | B |
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| Regret regret | I |
| So bitter that it changes | J |
| Bright youth to madness | K |
| Poisoning mere sadness | K |
| O vain glass that shows | L |
| Less than the bitterness the heart knows | L |
John Frederick Freeman
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