Senorita Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCCC CCDE CCFF GGHH CCII HHJK LLCC| An agate black your roguish eyes | A |
| Claim no proud lineage of the skies | A |
| No starry blue but of good earth | B |
| The reckless witchery and mirth | B |
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| Looped in your raven hair's repose | C |
| A hot aroma one red rose | C |
| Dies envious of that loveliness | C |
| By being near which its is less | C |
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| Twin sea shells hung with pearls your ears | C |
| Whose slender rosiness appears | C |
| Part of the pearls whose pallid fire | D |
| Binds the attention these inspire | E |
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| One slim hand crumples up the lace | C |
| About your bosom's swelling grace | C |
| A ruby at your samite throat | F |
| Lends the required color note | F |
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| The moon bears through the violet night | G |
| A pearly urn of chaliced light | G |
| And from your dark railed balcony | H |
| You stoop and wave your fan at me | H |
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| O'er orange orchards and the rose | C |
| Vague odorous lips the south wind blows | C |
| Peopling the night with whispers of | I |
| Romance and palely passionate love | I |
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| The heaven of your balcony | H |
| Smiles down two stars that say to me | H |
| More peril than Angelica | J |
| Wrought with her beauty in Cathay | K |
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| Oh stoop to me and speaking reach | L |
| My soul like song that learned sweet speech | L |
| From some dim instrument who knows | C |
| Or flower a dulcimer or rose | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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