Ellen Terry In The Merchant Of Venice Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDEFGHFGH| As there she lives and moves upon the scene | A |
| So lived and moved this radiant womanhood | B |
| In Shakespeare's vision in such wise she stood | B |
| Smiling upon Bassanio such her mien | A |
| When pity dimmed her eyelids' golden sheen | A |
| Hearing Antonio's story and the blood | C |
| Paled on her cheek and all her lightsome mood | D |
| Was gone This shape in Shakespeare's thought has been | E |
| Thus dreamt he of her in gray London town | F |
| Such were her eyes on such gold colored hair | G |
| The grave young judge's velvet cap was set | H |
| So stood she lovely in her crimson gown | F |
| Mine were a happy cast could I but snare | G |
| Her beauty in a sonnet's fragile net | H |
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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