The Beautiful Beeshareen Boy Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Beautiful black eyed boy	A
O lithe limbed Beeshareen	B
Face that finds no maid coy	A
Page for some peerless queen	B
Some Orient queen of old	C
Sumptuous in woven gold	C
Close clinging fold on fold	C
Lightning with gems between	B
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Bred in the desert where	D
Only to breathe and be	E
Alive in living air	D
Is finest ecstasy	E
Where just to ride or rove	F
With sun or stars above	G
Intoxicates like love	G
When love shall come to thee	E
	-
Thy lovely limbs are bare	D
Only a rag in haste	H
Draped with a princely air	D
Girdles they slender waist	H
And gaudy beads and charms	I
Dangling from neck and arms	I
Ward off dread spells and harms	I
Of Efreets of the waste	H
	-
Caressed of wind and sun	B
Across the white walled town	B
Fawnlike we saw thee run	B
Light Love in Mocha brown	B
Wild Cupid without wings	J
Twanging thy viol strings	J
With crocodiles and rings	J
Bartered for half a crown	B
	-
Spoilt darling of our bark	K
Smiling with teeth as white	L
As when across the dark	K
There breaks a flash of light	L
And what a careless grace	M
Showed in thy gait and pace	M
Eyes starlike in a face	M
Sweet as a Nubian night	L
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Better than Felt or Fez	N
High on thy forehead set	O
Countless in lock and tress	P
Waved a wild mane of jet	O
Kings well might envy thee	E
What courts but rarely see	E
Curls of rich ebony	E
Coiled in a coronet	O
	-
Lo in dim days long since	Q
The strolling Almehs tell	R
Thou shouldst have been a prince	Q
Boy of the ebon fell	R
If truth the poet sings	J
Thy tribe oh Beduin springs	J
From those lost tribes of Kings	J
Once Kings in Israel	S
	-
Ah me the camp fires gleam	T
Out yonder where the sands	U
Fade like a lotos dream	T
In hollow twilight lands	U
Our sail swells to the blast	V
Our boat speeds far and fast	V
Farewell And to the last	V
Smile waving friendly hands	U
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	-
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From England's storm girt isle	W
O'er seas where seagulls wail	X
Rocked on the rippling Nile	W
We drift with drooping sail	X
On waters hushed at night	L
Where stars of Egypt write	L
In hieroglyphs of light	L
Their undeciphered tale	X
	-
Forlorn sits Assouan	E
Where is her boy her pride	Y
Now in the lamplit Khan	E
Now by the riverside	Y
Or where the Soudanese	U
Under mimosa trees	U
Chaunt mournful melodies	U
We've sought him far and wide	Y
	-
Oh desert nurtured Child	Z
How dared they carry thee	E
Far from thy native Wild	Z
Across the Western Sea	E
Packed off poor boy at last	V
With many a plaster cast	V
Of plinth and pillar vast	V
And waxen mummies piled	Z
	-
Ah just like other ware	D
For a lump sum or so	U
Shipped to the World's great Fair	D
To big Chicago Show	U
With mythic beasts and things	U
Beetles and bulls with wings	U
And imitation Sphinx	U
Ranged row on curious row	U
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Beautiful black eyed boy	A
Ah me how strange it is	U
That thou the desert's joy	A
Whom heavenly winds would kiss	U
With Ching and Chang hwa ware	D
Blue pots and bronzes rare	D
Shouldst now be over there	D
Shown at Porkopolis	U
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Gone like a lovely dream	T
Child of the starry smile	W
Gone from the glowing stream	T
Glassing its greenest isle	W
We've sought but sought in vain	E
Thou wilt not come again	E
Never for bliss or pain	E
Home to thy orphaned Nile	W

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