A Duet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CC DA EE F'FLOWERS nodding gaily scent in air | A |
Flowers posied flowers for the hair | A |
Sleepy flowers flowers bold to stare ' | B |
'O pick me some ' | B |
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'Shells with lip or tooth or bleeding gum | C |
Tell tale shells and shells that whisper Come | C |
Shells that stammer blush and yet are dumb ' | - |
'O let me hear ' | - |
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'Eyes so black they draw one trembling near | D |
Brown eyes caverns flooded with a tear | A |
Cloudless eyes blue eyes so windy clear ' | - |
'O look at me ' | - |
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'Kisses sadly blown across the sea | E |
Darkling kisses kisses fair and free | E |
Bob a cherry kisses 'neath a tree ' | - |
'O give me one ' | - |
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Thus sand a king and queen in Babylon | F |
Thomas Sturge Moore
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