Henry James Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGG| Who comes to night We open the doors in vain | A |
| Who comes My bursting walls can you contain | A |
| The presences that now together throng | B |
| Your narrow entry as with flowers and song | B |
| As with the air of life the breath of talk | C |
| Lo how these fair immaculate women walk | C |
| Behind their jocund maker and we see | D |
| Slighted De Mauves and that far different she | D |
| Gressie the trivial sphynx and to our feast | E |
| Daisy and Barb and Chancellor she not least | E |
| With all their silken all their airy kin | F |
| Do like unbidden angels enter in | F |
| But he attended by these shining names | G |
| Comes best of all himself our welcome James | G |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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