Portrait Of A Lady Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDEEFGAAACCACHF CCYour thighs are appletrees | A |
whose blossoms touch the sky | B |
Which sky The sky | B |
where Watteau hung a lady's | A |
slipper Your knees | A |
are a southern breeze or | C |
a gust of snow Agh what | D |
sort of man was Fragonard | E |
as if that answered | E |
anything Ah yes below | F |
the knees since the tune | G |
drops that way it is | A |
one of those white summer days | A |
the tall grass of your ankles | A |
flickers upon the shore | C |
Which shore | C |
the sand clings to my lips | A |
Which shore | C |
Agh petals maybe How | H |
should I know | F |
Which shore Which shore | C |
I said petals from an appletree | C |
William Carlos Williams
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