Compensation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD AEAE FGFG| I plucked a rose from out a bower fair | A |
| That overhung my garden seat | B |
| And wondered I if e'er before bloomed there | A |
| A rose so sweet | B |
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| Enwrapt in beauty I scarce felt the thorn | C |
| That pricked me as I pulled the bud | D |
| Till I beheld the rose that summer morn | C |
| Stained with my blood | D |
| - | |
| I sang a song that thrilled the evening air | A |
| With beauty somewhat kin to love | E |
| And all men know that lyric song so rare | A |
| Came from above | E |
| - | |
| And men rejoice to hear the golden strain | F |
| But no man knew the price I paid | G |
| Nor cared that out of my soul'd deathless pain | F |
| The song was made | G |
Joseph Seamon Cotter
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