Young Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDE FGHGIG| When at each door the ruffian winds | A |
| Have laid a dying man to groan | B |
| And filled the air on winter nights | C |
| With cries of infants left alone | B |
| And every thing that has a bed | D |
| Will sigh for others that have none | E |
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| On such a night when bitter cold | F |
| Young Beauty full of love thoughts sweet | G |
| Can redden in her looking glass | H |
| With but one gown on in bare feet | G |
| She from her own reflected charms | I |
| Can feel the joy of summer's heat | G |
William Henry Davies
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