Venus Transiens Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIEAJKEEL AMNEOKLP| Tell me | A |
| Was Venus more beautiful | B |
| Than you are | C |
| When she topped | D |
| The crinkled waves | E |
| Drifting shoreward | F |
| On her plaited shell | G |
| Was Botticelli's vision | H |
| Fairer than mine | I |
| And were the painted rosebuds | E |
| He tossed his lady | A |
| Of better worth | J |
| Than the words I blow about you | K |
| To cover your too great loveliness | E |
| As with a gauze | E |
| Of misted silver | L |
| - | |
| For me | A |
| You stand poised | M |
| In the blue and buoyant air | N |
| Cinctured by bright winds | E |
| Treading the sunlight | O |
| And the waves which precede you | K |
| Ripple and stir | L |
| The sands at your feet | P |
Amy Lowell
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