The Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDBEBEFF| The rose thou show'st me has lost all its hue | A |
| For thou dost seem to me than it less fair | B |
| For when I look I turn from it to you | A |
| And feel the flower has been thine only care | B |
| Thou could'st have grown as freely by its side | C |
| As spring these buds from out the parent stem | D |
| But thou art from thy Father severed wide | C |
| And turnest from thyself to look at them | D |
| Thy words do not perfume the summer air | B |
| Nor draw the eye and ear like this thy flower | E |
| No bees shall make thy lips their daily care | B |
| And sip the sweets distilled from hour to hour | E |
| Nor shall new plants from out thy scattered seed | F |
| O'er many a field the eye with beauty feed | F |
Jones Very
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