Thy Better Self Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDBEFEGG| I AM thy other self what thou wilt be | A |
| When thou art I the one seest now | B |
| In finding thy true self thou wilt find me | A |
| The springing blade where now thou dost but plough | B |
| I am thy neighbor a new house I've built | C |
| Which thou as yet hast never entered in | D |
| I come to call thee come in when thou wilt | C |
| The feast is always ready to begin | D |
| Thou should'st love me as thou dost love thyself | B |
| For I am but another self beside | E |
| To show thee him thou lov'st in better health | F |
| What thou would'st be when thou to him hast died | E |
| Then visit me I make thee many a call | G |
| Nor live I near to thee alone but all | G |
Jones Very
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