The Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| O do not praise my beauty more | A |
| In such word wild degree | B |
| And say I am one all eyes adore | A |
| For these things harass me | B |
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| But do for ever softly say | C |
| From now unto the end | D |
| Come weal come wanzing come what may | C |
| Dear I will be your friend | D |
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| I hate my beauty in the glass | E |
| My beauty is not I | F |
| I wear it none cares whether alas | E |
| Its wearer live or die | F |
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| The inner I O care for then | G |
| Yea me and what I am | H |
| And shall be at the gray hour when | G |
| My cheek begins to clam | H |
Thomas Hardy
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