Fame Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKALMNOPQRQ STUVWMXYZA2AB2XX| HAVE I played fellowship with night to see | A |
| The allied armies break our gates at dawn | B |
| And let our general in By Bacchus no | C |
| I have not left my stall sir I'm too poor | D |
| For lazy prentices to hand my wares | E |
| Such delicate chains like amber linked with love | F |
| Such silvered pins like hate to let love out | G |
| What know I But my Guidarello went | H |
| To the fountain of the coppersmiths when first | I |
| The double cypress showed upon the east | J |
| He's home poor fool hoarse as a moulting bird | K |
| From loud throat loyalty | A |
| 'The banners burn | L |
| Still in my soul ' he cries 'as then in air | M |
| The gray air the gray houses and the flowers | N |
| The flowers my father Thyme and twisted sweets | O |
| From the blue hills I dream of and thin bells | P |
| Of faery folds pomegranates spun in flame | Q |
| Flame of red rose and golden flame of sound | R |
| Blown from hot throated trumpets and the flame | Q |
| Of her proud eyes | S |
| She rode beside the duke | T |
| In velvet coloured as a pansy is | U |
| And threaded round with gold Her mantle strained | V |
| On the warm wind behind her golden too | W |
| Gold as the spires of lilies and her hair | M |
| And her dark eyes were danced across with gold ' | X |
| Gold gold poor fool and she was bought for gold | Y |
| A golden grief to ride at a duke's rein | Z |
| Eh well The great grow love in idleness | A2 |
| About their courts Did Guidarello see | A |
| Our general too 'A little tired old man | B2 |
| Clad in worn sables with a silver star ' | X |
| He told me 'fain to find his house and sleep ' | X |
Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall
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