Vista Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHGIFJFJ KBFBLMNM| Before I die I may be great | A |
| The chanting guest of kings | B |
| A queen in wonderlands of song | C |
| Where every blossom sings | B |
| I may put on a golden gown | D |
| And walk in sunny light | E |
| Carrying in my hair the day | F |
| And in my eyes the night | E |
| - | |
| It may be men will honor me | G |
| The wistful ones and wise | H |
| Who know the ruth of victory | G |
| The joy of sacrifice | I |
| I may be rich I may be gay | F |
| But all the crowns grow old | J |
| The laurel withers and the bay | F |
| And dully rusts the gold | J |
| - | |
| Before I die I may break bread | K |
| With many queens and kings | B |
| Oh take the golden gown away | F |
| For there are other things | B |
| And I shall miss the love of babes | L |
| With flesh of rose and pearl | M |
| The dewy eyes the budded lips | N |
| A boy a little girl | M |
Marguerite Wilkinson
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