Nysa'(soph., Fr., 235; Aesch., Fr., 56.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDDECEOn these Nysaean shores divine | A |
The clusters ripen in a day | B |
At dawn the blossom shreds away | B |
The berried grapes are green and fine | A |
And full by noon in day's decline | A |
They're purple with a bloom of grey | B |
And e'er the twilight plucked are they | B |
And crushed by nightfall into wine | A |
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But through the night with torch in hand | C |
Down the dusk hills the Maenads fare | D |
The bull voiced mummers roar and blare | D |
The muffled timbrels swell and sound | E |
And drown the clamour of the band | C |
Like thunder moaning underground | E |
Andrew Lang
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