The Little Old Cupid Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE CCGHDEFE GIJIDEFE| 'Twas a very small garden | A |
| The paths were of stone | B |
| Scattered with leaves | C |
| With moss overgrown | B |
| And a little old Cupid | D |
| Stood under a tree | E |
| With a small broken bow | F |
| He stood aiming at me | E |
| - | |
| The dog rose in briars | C |
| Hung over the weeds | C |
| The air was aflock | G |
| With the floating of seed | H |
| And a little old Cupid | D |
| Stood under a tree | E |
| With a small broken bow | F |
| He stood aiming at me | E |
| - | |
| The dovecote was tumbling | G |
| The fountain dry | I |
| A wind in the orchard | J |
| Went whispering by | I |
| And a little old Cupid | D |
| Stood under a tree | E |
| With a small broken bow | F |
| He stood aiming at me | E |
Walter De La Mare
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