The Young Glass-stainer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD E| These Gothic windows how they wear me out | A |
| With cusp and foil and nothing straight or square | B |
| Crude colours leaden borders roundabout | A |
| And fitting in Peter here and Matthew there | B |
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| What a vocation Here do I draw now | C |
| The abnormal loving the Hellenic norm | D |
| Martha I paint and dream of Hera's brow | C |
| Mary and think of Aphrodite's form | D |
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| Nov | E |
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