Marigolds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABB CDCDDBB EFEFFDDBB| With a fork drive Nature out | A |
| She will ever yet return | B |
| Hedge the flowerbed all about | A |
| Pull or stab or cut or burn | B |
| She will ever yet return | B |
| - | |
| Look the constant marigold | C |
| Springs again from hidden roots | D |
| Baffled gardener you behold | C |
| New beginnings and new shoots | D |
| Spring again from hidden roots | D |
| Pull or stab or cut or burn | B |
| They will ever yet return | B |
| - | |
| Gardener cursing at the weed | E |
| Ere you curse it further say | F |
| Who but you planted the seed | E |
| In my fertile heart one day | F |
| Ere you curse me further say | F |
| New beginnings and new shoots | D |
| String again from hidden roots | D |
| Pull or stab or cut or burn | B |
| Love must ever yet return | B |
Robert Graves
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