To Rosabelle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEE FFGGHHIIJJKKLMFFNOFF P PQQRRSSTT

WHEN my young lady has grown great and staidA
And in long raiment wondrously arrayedA
She may take pleasure with a smile to knowB
How she delighted men folk long agoB
For her long after then this tale I tellC
Of the two fans and fairy RosabelleD
Hot was the day her weary sire and IE
Sat in our chairs companionably nighE
Each with a headache sat her sire and IE
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Instant the hostess waked she viewed the sceneF
Divined the giants' languor by their mienF
And with hospitable careG
Tackled at once an Atlantean chairG
Her pigmy stature scarce attained the seatH
She dragged it where she would and with her feetH
Surmounted thence a Phaeton launched she crownedI
The vast plateau of the piano foundI
And culled a pair of fans wherewith equippedJ
Our mountaineer back to the level slippedJ
And being landed with considerate eyesK
Betwixt her elders dealt her double prizeK
The small to me the greater to her sireL
As painters now advance and now retireM
Before the growing canvas and anonF
Once more approach and put the climax onF
So she awhile withdrew her piece she viewedN
For half a moment half supposed it goodO
Spied her mistake nor sooner spied than ranF
To remedy and with the greater fanF
In gracious better thought equipped the guestP
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From ill to well from better on to bestP
Arts move the homely like the plastic kindQ
And high ideals fired that infant mindQ
Once more she backed once more a space apartR
Considered and reviewed her work of artR
Doubtful at first and gravely yet awhileS
Till all her features blossomed in a smileS
And the child waking at the call of blissT
To each she ran and took and gave a kissT

Robert Louis Stevenson



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