Anne Hathaway Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDDCDC| HIS Eve of Women She whose mortal lot | A |
| Was linked to an Immortal's unaware | B |
| With Love's lost Eden in her blissful air | B |
| Perchance would greet him in this blessed spot | A |
| No shadow of the coming days durst blot | A |
| The flower like face so innocently fair | B |
| As lip met lip and lily arms all bare | B |
| Clung round him in a perfect lover's knot | A |
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| Was not this Anne the flame like daffodil | C |
| Of Shakespeare's March whose maiden beauty took | D |
| His senses captive Thus the stripling brook | D |
| Mirrors a wild flower nodding by the mill | C |
| Then grows a river in which proud cities look | D |
| And with a land's load widens seaward still | C |
Mathilde Blind
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