To Maggie Le Gallienne With Love Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDBEDFFB BGBHIGBJG| Poor are the gifts of the poet | A |
| Nothing but words | B |
| The gifts of kings are gold | C |
| Silver and flocks and herds | B |
| Garments of strange soft silk | D |
| Feathers of wonderful birds | B |
| Jewels and precious stones | E |
| And horses white as the milk | D |
| These are the gifts of kings | F |
| But the gifts that the poet brings | F |
| Are nothing but words | B |
| - | |
| Forty thousand words | B |
| Take them a gift of flies | G |
| Words that should have been birds | B |
| Words that should have been flowers | H |
| Words that should have been stars | I |
| In the eternal skies | G |
| Forty thousand words | B |
| Forty thousand tears | J |
| All out of two sad eyes | G |
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