The Rose Has Left The Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDECACBFGGHGHIJKJK| The Rose has left the garden | A |
| Here she but faintly lives | B |
| Lives but for me | C |
| Within this little urn of pot pourri | D |
| Of all that was | E |
| And never more can be | C |
| While her black berries harden | A |
| On the wind shaken tree | C |
| Yet if my song a little fragrance gives | B |
| 'Tis not all loss | F |
| Something I save | G |
| From the sweet grave | G |
| Wherein she lies | H |
| Something she gave | G |
| That never dies | H |
| Something that may still live | I |
| In these my words | J |
| That draw from her their breath | K |
| And fain would be her birds | J |
| Still in her death | K |
Richard Le Gallienne
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