The Quarrel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB CC DE FG CC HHH| Could I divine how her gray eyes | A |
| Gat such cold haughtiness of skies | A |
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| How some wood flower's shadow brown | B |
| Dimmed her fair forehead's wrath a frown | B |
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| How rippled sunshine blown thro' air | C |
| Tossed scorn her eloquence of hair | C |
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| How to a folded bud again | D |
| She drew her blossomed lips' disdain | E |
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| Naught deigning save eyes' utterance | F |
| Star words which quicker reach the sense | G |
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| Then afterwards how melted there | C |
| The austere woman to one tear | C |
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| Then were I wise to know how grew | H |
| This star stained miracle of blue | H |
| How God makes wild flowers out of dew | H |
Madison Julius Cawein
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