A Caravan From China Comes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A ABACA DADAD EBFBE GHGHG AAAAA| After Hafiz | A |
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| - | |
| A caravan from China comes | A |
| For miles it sweetens all the air | B |
| With fragrant silks and dreaming gums | A |
| Attar and myrrh | C |
| A caravan from China comes | A |
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| O merchant tell me what you bring | D |
| With music sweet of camel bells | A |
| How long have you been travelling | D |
| With these sweet smells | A |
| O merchant tell me what you bring | D |
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| A lovely lady is my freight | E |
| A lock escaped of her long hair | B |
| That is this perfume delicate | F |
| That fills the air | B |
| A lovely lady is my freight | E |
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| Her face is from another land | G |
| I think she is no mortal maid | H |
| Her beauty like some ghostly hand | G |
| Makes me afraid | H |
| Her face is from another land | G |
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| The little moon my cargo is | A |
| About her neck the Pleiades | A |
| Clasp hands and sing Hafiz 't is this | A |
| Perfumes the breeze | A |
| The little moon my cargo is | A |
Richard Le Gallienne
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