To A Young Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DEFGGC HHICCJ| Dear fellow artist why so free | A |
| With every sort of company | A |
| With every Jack and Jill | B |
| Choose your companions from the best | C |
| Who draws a bucket with the rest | C |
| Soon topples down the hill | B |
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| You may that mirror for a school | D |
| Be passionate not bountiful | E |
| As common beauties may | F |
| Who were not born to keep in trim | G |
| With old Ezekiel's cherubim | G |
| But those of Beauvarlet | C |
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| I know what wages beauty gives | H |
| How hard a life her setvant lives | H |
| Yet praise the winters gone | I |
| There is not a fool can call me friend | C |
| And I may dine at journey's end | C |
| With Landor and with Donne | J |
William Butler Yeats
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