To A Picture Of Eleonora Duse As Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDECE| Oh flower sweet face and bended flower like head | A |
| Oh violet whose purple cannot pale | B |
| Or forest fragrance ever faint or fail | B |
| Or breath and beauty pass among the dead | A |
| Yea very truly has the poet said | A |
| No mist of years or might of death avail | B |
| To darken beauty brighter thro' the veil | B |
| We see the glimmer of its wings outspread | A |
| Oh face embowered and shadowed by thy hair | C |
| Some lotus blossom on a darkened stream | D |
| If ever I have pictured in a dream | D |
| My guardian angel she is like to this | E |
| Her eyes know joy yet sorrow lingers there | C |
| And on her lips the shadow of a kiss | E |
Sara Teasdale
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