A Landscape By Courbet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CAC ABABLow lies the mere beneath the moorside still | A |
And glad of silence down the wood sweeps clear | B |
To the utmost verge where fed with many a rill | A |
Low lies the mere | B |
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The wind speaks only summer eye nor ear | C |
Sees aught at all of dark hears aught of shrill | A |
From sound or shadow felt or fancied here | C |
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Strange as we praise the dead man's might and skill | A |
Strange that harsh thoughts should make such heavy cheer | B |
While clothed with peace by heaven's most gentle will | A |
Low lies the mere | B |
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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