To A Poet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBD EFGGFE| As one the secret lover of a queen | A |
| Watches her move within the people's eye | B |
| Hears their poor chatter as she passes by | B |
| And smiles to think of what his eyes have seen | A |
| The little room where love did 'shut them in ' | C |
| The fragrant couch whereon they twain did lie | B |
| And rests his hand where on his heart doth die | B |
| A bruised daffodil of last night's sin | D |
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| So Poet as I read your rhyme once more | E |
| Here where a thousand eyes may read it too | F |
| I smile your own sweet secret smile at those | G |
| Who deem the outer petals of the rose | G |
| The rose's heart I who through grace of you | F |
| Have known it for my own so long before | E |
Richard Le Gallienne
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