Misconceptions Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAA CDCDDCC| This is a spray the Bird clung to | A |
| Making it blossom with pleasure | B |
| Ere the high tree top she sprung to | A |
| Fit for her nest and her treasure | B |
| Oh what a hope beyond measure | B |
| Was the poor spray's which the flying feet hung to | A |
| So to be singled out built in and sung to | A |
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| This is a heart the Queen leant on | C |
| Thrilled in a minute erratic | D |
| Ere the true bosom she bent on | C |
| Meet for love's regal dalmatic | D |
| Oh what a fancy ecstatic | D |
| Was the poor heart's ere the wanderer went on | C |
| Love to be saved for it proffered to spent on | C |
Robert Browning
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