The Grave And The Rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDECF GGHIIHJJA| The Grave said to the Rose | A |
| What of the dews of dawn | B |
| Love's flower what end is theirs | C |
| And what of spirits flown | D |
| The souls whereon doth close | E |
| The tomb's mouth unawares | C |
| The Rose said to the Grave | F |
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| The Rose said In the shade | G |
| From the dawn's tears is made | G |
| A perfume faint and strange | H |
| Amber and honey sweet | I |
| And all the spirits fleet | I |
| Do suffer a sky change | H |
| More strangely than the dew | J |
| To God's own angels new | J |
| The Grave said to the Rose | A |
Victor Marie Hugo
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