The Blind God Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CBCCB DBDEB| I know not if she be unkind | A |
| If she have faults I do not care | B |
| Search through the world where will you find | A |
| A face like hers a form a mind | A |
| I love her to despair | B |
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| If she be cruel cruelty | C |
| Is a great virtue I will swear | B |
| If she be proud then pride must be | C |
| Akin to Heaven's divinest three | C |
| I love her to despair | B |
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| Why speak to me of that and this | D |
| All you may say weighs not a hair | B |
| In her whose lips I may not kiss | D |
| To me naught but perfection is | E |
| I love her to despair | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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