The Demeter Of Praxiteles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEDD| Demeter 'Tis a name For in thy face | A |
| A myriad women find their mourning place | A |
| Thou sitting lonely on the wayside stone | B |
| O pagan mother thou art not alone | B |
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| Though Hellas now thy grief so calmly worn | C |
| Yet art thou Egypt reft of thy first born | C |
| And now lamenting Rama that fair head | D |
| With ashes strewn and all uncomforted | D |
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| And Mary thou and many women more | E |
| This very day I see thee at my door | E |
| Thine was the voice an hour ago that cried | D |
| From the next house wherein a child has died | D |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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