To Mary Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDED FGFGHDHD| I seem in the midst of the crowd | A |
| The lightest of all | B |
| My laughter rings cheery and loud | A |
| In banquet and ball | B |
| My lip hath its smiles and its sneers | C |
| For all men to see | D |
| But my soul and my truth and my tears | E |
| Are for thee are for thee | D |
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| Around me they flatter and fawn | F |
| The young and the old | G |
| The fairest are ready to pawn | F |
| Their hearts for my gold | G |
| They sue me I laugh as I spurn | H |
| The slaves at my knee | D |
| But in faith and in fondness I turn | H |
| Unto thee unto thee | D |
William Makepeace Thackeray
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