The Princess Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCD ECFFC GHIJB DKLMN| The stone grey roses by the desert's rim | A |
| Are soft edged shadows on the moonlit sand | B |
| Grey are the broken walls of Khangavar | C |
| That haunt of nightingales whose voices are | C |
| Fountains that bubble in the dream soft Moon | D |
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| Shall the Gazelles with moonbeam pale bright feet | E |
| Entering the vanished gardens sniff the air | C |
| Some scent may linger of that ancient time | F |
| Musician's song or poet's passionate rhyme | F |
| The Princess dead still wandering love sick there | C |
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| A Princess pale and cold as mountain snow | G |
| In cool dark chambers sheltered from the sun | H |
| With long dark lashes and small delicate hands | I |
| All Persia sighed to kiss her small red mouth | J |
| Until they buried her in shifting sand | B |
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| And the Gazelles shall flit by in the Moon | D |
| And never shake the frail Tree's lightest leaves | K |
| And moonlight roses perfume the pale Dawn | L |
| Until the scarlet life that left her lips | M |
| Gathers its shattered beauty in the sky | N |
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