When The Sultan Goes To Ispahan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDDEECCCC| When the Sultan Shah Zaman | A |
| Goes to the city Ispahan | A |
| Even before he gets so far | B |
| As the place where the clustered palm trees are | B |
| At the last of the thirty palace gates | C |
| The pet of the harem Rose in Bloom | D |
| Orders a feast in his favorite room | D |
| Glittering square of colored ice | E |
| Sweetened with syrup tinctured with spice | E |
| Creams and cordials and sugared dates | C |
| Syrian apples Othmanee quinces | C |
| Limes and citrons and apricots | C |
| And wines that are known to Eastern princes | C |
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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