Jane's Marriage Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHCJKK CLMLNEOK LPQPQERE QSKKOKAK KKEE| Jane went to Paradise | A |
| That was only fair | B |
| Good Sir Walter followed her | C |
| And armed her up the stair | B |
| Henry and Tobias | D |
| And Miguel of Spain | E |
| Stood with Shakespeare at the top | F |
| To welcome Jane | E |
| - | |
| Then the Three Archangels | G |
| Offered out of hand | H |
| Anything in Heaven's gift | I |
| That she might command | H |
| Azrael's eyes upon her | C |
| Raphael's wings above | J |
| Michael's sword against her heart | K |
| Jane said quot Love quot | K |
| - | |
| Instantly the under | C |
| Standing Seraphim | L |
| Laid their fingers on their lips | M |
| And went to look for him | L |
| Stole across the Zodiac | N |
| Harnessed Charles's Wain | E |
| And whispered round the Nebulae | O |
| quot Who loved Jane quot | K |
| - | |
| In a private limbo | L |
| Where none had thought to look | P |
| Sat a Hampshire gentleman | Q |
| Reading of a book | P |
| It was called Persuasion | Q |
| And it told the plain | E |
| Story of the love between | R |
| Him and Jane | E |
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| He heard the question | Q |
| Circle Heaven through | S |
| Closed the book and answered | K |
| quot I did and do quot | K |
| Quietly but speedily | O |
| As Captain Wentworth moved | K |
| Entered into Paradise | A |
| The man Jane loved | K |
| - | |
| Jane lies in Winchester blessed be her shade | K |
| Praise the Lord for making her and her for all she made | K |
| And while the stones of Winchester or Milson Street remain | E |
| Glory Love and Honour unto England's Jane | E |
Rudyard Kipling
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