To A Picture Of Eleanor Duse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEECD| Was ever any face like this before | A |
| So light a veiling for the soul within | B |
| So pure and yet so pitiful for sin | B |
| They say the soul will pass the Heavy Door | A |
| And yearning upward learn creation's lore | A |
| The body buried 'neath the earthly din | B |
| But thine shall live forever it hath been | B |
| So near the soul and shall be evermore | A |
| Oh eyes that see so far thro' misted tears | C |
| Oh Death behold these eyes can never die | D |
| Yea tho' your kiss shall rob these lips of breath | E |
| Their faint sad smile will still elude thee Death | E |
| Behold the perfect flower this neck uprears | C |
| And bow thy head and pass the wonder by | D |
Sara Teasdale
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