Brunette Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDEFFE GGHIIH CCJKKJ LLMNNM| When trees in Spring | A |
| Are blossoming | A |
| My lady wakes | B |
| From dreams whose light | C |
| Made dark days bright | C |
| For their sweet sakes | B |
| Yet in her eyes | D |
| A shadow lies | D |
| Of bygone mirth | E |
| And still she seems | F |
| To walk in dreams | F |
| And not on earth | E |
| - | |
| Some men may hold | G |
| That hair of gold | G |
| Is lovelier | H |
| Than darker sheen | I |
| They have not seen | I |
| My lady s hair | H |
| - | |
| Her eyes are bright | C |
| Her bosom white | C |
| As the sea foam | J |
| On sharp rocks sprayed | K |
| Her mouth is made | K |
| Of honeycomb | J |
| - | |
| And whoso seeks | L |
| In her dusk cheeks | L |
| May see Love s sign | M |
| A blush that glows | N |
| Like a red rose | N |
| Beneath brown wine | M |
Victor James Daley
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