The Rosebud Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDAAEEFF| Queen of fragrance lovely Rose | A |
| The beauties of thy leaves disclose | A |
| But thou fair Nymph thyself survey | B |
| In this sweet offspring of a day | B |
| That miracle of face must fail | C |
| Thy charms are sweet but charms are frail | C |
| Swift as the short lived flower they fly | D |
| At morn they bloom at evening die | D |
| Though Sickness yet a while forbears | A |
| Yet Time destroys what Sickness spares | A |
| Now Helen lives alone in fame | E |
| And Cleopatra's but a name | E |
| Time must indent that heavenly brow | F |
| And thou must be what they are now | F |
William Broome
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