The Proud One's Doom Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBC DED| A | |
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| 'QUEEN PEARL'S own equal nay | B |
| A fairer far am I ' May Dewdrop said | C |
| As Sol at break of day | B |
| Did kiss the sparkler on her grass blade bed | C |
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| 'None may my charms resist ' | - |
| 'None ' Sol still kissing answered when alas | D |
| The proud one turned to mist | E |
| And with her pride did into Lethe pass | D |
Joseph Skipsey
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