Chelsea Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD BEBEFF G| How many of those youths who consecrate | A |
| Their lives to art and worship at her shrine | B |
| And sacrifice their early hours and late | A |
| In serving her exacting whims divine | B |
| Have gathered in old Chelsea's shaded peace | C |
| Whose faint elusive charm and gentle airs | D |
| Bring inspiration fresh and sweet release | C |
| From Trouble's haunting shapes and goblin cares | D |
| - | |
| O tree embowered hamlet whose demesne | B |
| Sleeps in the arms of London quietly | E |
| Whose sparrow haunted roads and squares serene | B |
| From all the stress of life seem ever free | E |
| O are you more than just a passing dream | F |
| Beside the city's slim and lovely stream | F |
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| Luxeuil les Bains | G |
Paul Bewsher
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