In The Bazaars Of Hyderabad Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCB DEFEEE EGEGEG HIEIEI EJKJLJ

What do you sell O ye merchantsA
Richly your wares are displayedB
Turbans of crimson and silverC
Tunics of purple brocadeB
Mirrors with panels of amberC
Daggers with handles of jadeB
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What do you weigh O ye vendorsD
Saffron and lentil and riceE
What do you grind O ye maidensF
Sandalwood henna and spiceE
What do you call O ye pedlarsE
Chessmen and ivory diceE
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What do you make O ye goldsmithsE
Wristlet and anklet and ringG
Bells for the feet of blue pigeonsE
Frail as a dragon fly s wingG
Girdles of gold for dancersE
Scabbards of gold for the kingG
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What do you cry O ye fruitmenH
Citron pomegranate and plumI
What do you play O musiciansE
Cithar sarangi and drumI
what do you chant O magiciansE
Spells for aeons to comeI
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What do you weave O ye flower girlsE
With tassels of azure and redJ
Crowns for the brow of a bridegroomK
Chaplets to garland his bedJ
Sheets of white blossoms new garneredL
To perfume the sleep of the deadJ

Sarojini Naidu



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