The Violet And The Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DE FG HIHI| THE Violet invited my kiss | A |
| I kiss'd it and called it my bride | B |
| 'Was ever one slighted like this ' | C |
| Sighed the Rose as it stood by my side | B |
| - | |
| My heart ever open to grief | D |
| To comfort the fair one I turned | E |
| 'Of fickle ones thou art the chief ' | - |
| Frown'd the Violet and pouted and | F |
| mourned | G |
| - | |
| Then to end all disputes I entwined | H |
| The love striken blossoms in one | I |
| But that instant their beauty declined | H |
| And I wept for the deed I had done | I |
Joseph Skipsey
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