Dew-drop And Diamond Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDAEEA| The difference between you and her | A |
| whom I to you did once prefer | A |
| Is clear enough to settle | B |
| She like a diamond shone but you | C |
| Shine like an early drop of dew | C |
| Poised on a red rose petal | B |
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| The dew drop carries in its eye | D |
| Mountain and forest sea and sky | D |
| With every change of weather | A |
| Contrariwise a diamond splits | E |
| The prospect into idle bits | E |
| That none can piece together | A |
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