The Artist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| In story books when I was very young | A |
| I knew you first one of the Fairy Race | B |
| And then it was your picture took its place | B |
| Framed in with love's deep gold and draped and hung | A |
| High in my heart's red room no song was sung | A |
| No tale of passion told I did not grace | B |
| With your associated form and face | B |
| And intimated charm of touch and tongue | A |
| As years went on you grew to more and more | C |
| Until each thing symbolic to my heart | D |
| Of beauty such as honor truth and fame | E |
| Within the studio of my soul's thought wore | C |
| Your lineaments whom I with all my art | D |
| Strove to embody and to give a name | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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