To Sanson (06) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKEK LMFM NOPO QRRR SBTBB| They boast of Ormuz's milk white pearls | A |
| The ruby's magic art | B |
| And proudly wear the crystal drop | C |
| That fires the diamond's heart | B |
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| And these may admiration claim | D |
| And countless wealth may sway | E |
| But rarer gem was given to me | F |
| One golden summer day | E |
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| Its wondrous tints a brilliant glow | G |
| Emit in darkest gloom | H |
| A sweeter fragrance 'round it clings | I |
| Than breath of eastern bloom | H |
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| Were all earth's costly jewels thrown | J |
| In one great glittering heap | K |
| They could not buy for ev'n a day | E |
| The gem I'd selfish keep | K |
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| Yet 'twas not won from pearly depths | L |
| Nor gleaned from diamond mine | M |
| Nor all the chemist's subtlety | F |
| Its substance could define | M |
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| It ne'er was set in band of fold | N |
| Some dainty hand to grace | O |
| Ne'er shone in diadem to deck | P |
| A brow of kingly race | O |
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| For me alone a wizard spell | Q |
| Lies prisoned in its beams | R |
| Hours of enchanted ecstacy | R |
| And days of Eden dreams | R |
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| Wouldst know the precious gift with which | S |
| For worlds I would not part | B |
| The priceless jewel is they love | T |
| Its setting is my heart | B |
| REVENITA | B |
Madge Morris Wagner
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