Whistler Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC DDEE| At the Exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum March | A |
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| So sharp the sword so airy the defence | B |
| As 'twere a play or delicate pretence | B |
| So fine and strange so subtly poised too | C |
| The egoist that looks forever through | C |
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| That little spirit air and grace and fire | D |
| A flutter at your frame is your desire | D |
| No it is you who never knew the net | E |
| Exquisite vain whom we shall not forget | E |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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