Ave Atque Vale: 05 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACCCCCCC| It is enough the end and the beginning | A |
| Are one thing to thee who art past the end | B |
| O hand unclasped of unbeholden friend | B |
| For thee no fruits to pluck no palms for winning | A |
| No triumph and no labour and no lust | C |
| Only dead yew leaves and a little dust | C |
| O quiet eyes wherein the light saith nought | C |
| Whereto the day is dumb nor any night | C |
| With obscure finger silences your sight | C |
| Nor in your speech the sudden soul speaks thought | C |
| Sleep and have sleep for light | C |
Algernon Charles Swinburne
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