Hawthorne Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCADBA EFGEFG| Child lover servant master of Romance | A |
| To you she showed not splendid of attire | B |
| With gaud and grace but all to your desire | B |
| In lonelier hues of solemn radiance | C |
| Long years you followed her and at her glance | A |
| As at some word divinely sweet or dire | D |
| Beheld the souls of men in shapes of fire | B |
| Through veiling flesh look out to her askance | A |
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| You saw the brand upon unbranded breast | E |
| From evil heart you saw the witches wind | F |
| You saw dark passion breed in frolic youth | G |
| And yet with sight all delicate and blest | E |
| You knew the primrose of a maiden's mind | F |
| You took of shame the grave white flower of truth | G |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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