Miranda-s Tomb Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBDEFFEGH| MIRANDA She died soon and sick for home | A |
| And dark Ilario the Milanese | B |
| Carved her in garments 'scutcheoned to the knees | B |
| Holding one orchard spray as fresh as foam | A |
| One heart broke many grieved Ilario said | C |
| 'The summer is gone after her Who knows | B |
| If any season shall renew his rose | B |
| But this rose lives till Beauty's self be dead ' | D |
| So wrought he days and years and half aware | E |
| Of a small striving sorrowing quick thing | F |
| Wrapped in a furred sea cloak and deft to bring | F |
| Tools to his hand or light to the dull air | E |
| Ghost spirit flame he knew not could but tell | G |
| It had loved her and its name was Ariel | H |
Marjorie Lowry Christie Pickthall
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