Another For The Briar-rose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB BBCD CDEE EEFF| O treacherous scent O thorny sight | A |
| O tangle of world s wrong and right | A |
| What art thou gainst my armour s gleam | B |
| But dusky cobwebs of a dream | B |
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| Beat down deep sunk from every gleam | B |
| Of hope they lie and dully dream | B |
| Men once but men no more that Love | C |
| Their waste defeated hearts should move | D |
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| Here sleeps the world that would not love | C |
| Let it sleep on but if He move | D |
| Their hearts in humble wise to wait | E |
| On his new wakened fair estate | E |
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| O won at last is never late | E |
| Thy silence was the voice of fate | E |
| Thy still hands conquered in the strife | F |
| Thine eyes were light thy lips were life | F |
William Morris
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