To Helen In A Huff Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDE FGFHGFGFE| Nay lady one frown is enough | A |
| In a life as soon over as this | B |
| And though minutes seem long in a huff | A |
| They're minutes 'tis pity to miss | B |
| The smiles you imprison so lightly | C |
| Are reckon'd like days in eclipse | D |
| And though you may smile again brightly | C |
| You've lost so much light from your lips | D |
| Pray lady smile | E |
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| The cup that is longest untasted | F |
| May be with our bliss running o'er | G |
| And love when we will we have wasted | F |
| An age in not loving before | H |
| Perchance Cupid's forging a fetter | G |
| To tie us together some day | F |
| And just for the chance we had better | G |
| Be laying up love I should say | F |
| Nay lady smile | E |
Nathaniel Parker Willis
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