The Lady And The Painter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AB C ACDDE D F GHI HJJJK L M KMNNNOPOPQQR QShe Yet womanhood you reverence | A |
So you profess | B |
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He With heart and soul | C |
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She Of which fact this is evidence | A |
To help Art study for some dole | C |
Of certain wretched shillings you | D |
Induce a woman virgin too | D |
To strip and stand stark naked | E |
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He True | D |
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She Nor feel you so degrade her | F |
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He What | G |
Excuse the interruption clings | H |
Half savage like around your hat | I |
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She Ah do they please you Wild bird wings | H |
Next season Paris prints assert | J |
We must go feathered to the skirt | J |
My modiste keeps on the alert | J |
Owls hawks jays swallows most approve | K |
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He Dare I speak plainly | L |
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She Oh I trust | M |
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He Then Lady Blanche it less would move | K |
In heart and soul of me disgust | M |
Did you strip off those spoils you wear | N |
And stand for thanks not shillings bare | N |
To help Art like my Model there | N |
She well knew what absolved her praise | O |
In me for God's surpassing good | P |
Who granted to my reverent gaze | O |
A type of purest womanhood | P |
You clothed with murder of his best | Q |
Of harmless beings stand the test | Q |
What is it you know | R |
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She That you jest | Q |
Robert Browning
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