Rosemary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAAAA ABAAAA CCCCCC| Beauty and Beauty's son and rosemary | A |
| Venus and Love her son to speak plainly | A |
| born of the sea supposedly | A |
| at Christmas each in company | A |
| braids a garland of festivity | A |
| Not always rosemary | A |
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| since the flight to Egypt blooming indifferently | A |
| With lancelike leaf green but silver underneath | B |
| its flowers white originally | A |
| turned blue The herb of memory | A |
| imitating the blue robe of Mary | A |
| is not too legendary | A |
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| to flower both as symbol and as pungency | C |
| Springing from stones beside the sea | C |
| the height of Christ when he was thirty three | C |
| it feeds on dew and to the bee | C |
| hath a dumb language is in reality | C |
| a kind of Christmas tree | C |
Marianne Moore
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