Jewelled Offering Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDEFFGHIIEEJJKKFF LLMMNN OOPPOOQQO LLFFFFOODD| Jewelled offering bring I none | A |
| Jade or pearl or precious stone | B |
| Urn of crystal bale of spice | C |
| Unguent culled in Paradise | C |
| Dye how deep of rainbow hue | D |
| Dust of gold from Cambalu | E |
| Ivory throne with sandal wood | F |
| Inlaid all and scented ood | F |
| Tent of silk whose tapestries | G |
| Tell of tears in ladies' eyes | H |
| Heavenly tears 'neath moon and star | I |
| Hopes that were and joys that are | I |
| Ambient ever in love's soul | E |
| Armed with might and near the goal | E |
| Nought alas of these I bring | J |
| Necklace chain nor nuptial ring | J |
| No bold bridegroom I to be | K |
| Nerved to dreams of chivalry | K |
| Expedited at your word | F |
| Earth's whole realm to win by sword | F |
| Daring all things briar and brake | L |
| Dole and Death for your dear sake | L |
| Onward upward heavenward borne | M |
| O thou rose without a thorn | M |
| Rivalry in deeds to show | N |
| Rodomont or Romeo | N |
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| Out alas Such love for us | O |
| Outlawed is and vanitous | O |
| Time can touch it not nor cure | P |
| 'Tis an ill we must endure | P |
| Howsoever long our days | O |
| Howsoever rich in praise | O |
| Even in Heaven we may not win | Q |
| Ear for this too sweet a sin | Q |
| And no angel voice shall say | O |
| Ask it souls and have your way '' | - |
| Be consoled then if I make | L |
| But this rhyme for birthday's sake | L |
| Leaving love gifts all aside | F |
| Light to him shall call you bride | F |
| Unacknowledged and untold | F |
| Useless as Utopian gold | F |
| Nonsense rhymes Ah me such sense | O |
| Nesting bird to nestling lends | O |
| Trills of pale parental hue | D |
| Tragic only because true | D |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
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