To An Umbrella Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEEFFGGHHBCEEDD DEEIIEJKKEELL| Thou art the belonging blest | A |
| Of the maid I love the best | A |
| Gardened in some tropic grove | B |
| Nurtured by the powers above | C |
| Was thy wood so rich and rare | D |
| For her hand so small and fair | D |
| Deftly carved by cunning craft | E |
| For her hold thy finished haft | E |
| And thy silken folds so soft | F |
| Where the gentle breezes waft | F |
| Fragrance from the clustered vines | G |
| Where the sun so warmly shines | G |
| Where the skies of purest hue | H |
| Bend above in deepest blue | H |
| There so soft and fine were wove | B |
| Woven only for my love | C |
| But it is not that thy haft | E |
| Carved is by cunning craft | E |
| Of a wood so rich and rare | D |
| That thy folds are soft and fair | D |
| Vying only with her hair | D |
| Not for this that I addrest | E |
| Thee in song and called thee blest | E |
| But what thou for her hast done | I |
| Shaded from the scorching sun | I |
| On the burning summer day | E |
| 'Neath thy silken canopy | J |
| Sheltered from the falling rain | K |
| Lest her hallowed cheek it stain | K |
| Shielded from the stormy blast | E |
| As it hurried wildly past | E |
| Surely thou art blest for such | L |
| Oh that I might do as much | L |
W. M. Mackeracher
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