Love's Pictures Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHFH FIJI KLML HNONLike the blush upon the rose | A |
When the wooing south wind speaks | B |
Kissing soft its petals | C |
Are thy cheeks | B |
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Tender soft beseeching true | D |
Like the stars that deck the skies | E |
Through the ether sparkling | F |
Are thine eyes | E |
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Like the song of happy birds | G |
When the woods with spring rejoice | H |
In their blithe awak'ning | F |
Is thy voice | H |
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Like soft threads of clustered silk | F |
O'er thy face so pure and fair | I |
Sweet in its profusion | J |
Is thy hair | I |
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Like a fair but fragile vase | K |
Triumph of the carver's art | L |
Graceful formed and slender | M |
Thus thou art | L |
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Ah thy cheek thine eyes thy voice | H |
And thy hair's delightful wave | N |
Make me I'll confess it | O |
Thy poor slave | N |
Paul Laurence Dunbar
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