One Word Is Too Often Profaned Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCDC EAEAFGFG| One word is too often profaned | A |
| For me to profane it | A |
| One feeling too falsely disdained | A |
| For thee to disdain it | A |
| One hope is too like despair | B |
| For prudence to smother | C |
| And pity from thee more dear | D |
| Than that from another | C |
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| I can give not what men call love | E |
| But wilt thou accept not | A |
| The worship the heart lifts above | E |
| And the heavens reject not | A |
| The desire of the moth for the star | F |
| Of the night for the morrow | G |
| The devotion to something afar | F |
| From the sphere of our sorrow | G |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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