To J.m.b. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFGF HIHI JJKK LMNM C| 'Oh were I a heliotrope | A |
| I would play poet | B |
| And blow a breeze of fragrance | C |
| To you and none should know it | D |
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| 'Your form like the stately elm | E |
| When Phoebus gilds the morning ray | F |
| Your cheeks like the ocean bed | G |
| That blooms a rose in May | F |
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| 'Your words are wise and bright | H |
| I bequeath them to you a legacy given | I |
| And when your spirit takes its flight | H |
| May it bloom aflower in heaven | I |
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| 'My tongue in flattering language spoke | J |
| And sweeter silence never broke | J |
| in busiest street or loneliest glen | K |
| I take you with the flashes of my pen | K |
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| 'Consider the lilies how they grow | L |
| They toil not yet are fair | M |
| Gems and flowers and Solomon's seal | N |
| The geranium of the world is J M Bhaer | M |
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| 'JAMES' | C |
Louisa May Alcott
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