Ronsard's Grave Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GGDD DDHH IIJJ KKAA DDDD DDLL

Ye wells ye founts that fallA
From the steep mountain wallA
That fall and flash and fleetB
With silver feetB
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Ye woods ye streams that laveC
The meadows with your waveC
Ye hills and valley fairD
Attend my prayerD
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When Heaven and Fate decreeE
My latest hour for meE
When I must pass awayF
From pleasant dayF
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I ask that none my breakG
The marble for my sakeG
Wishful to make more fairD
My sepulchreD
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Only a laurel treeD
Shall shade the grave of meD
Only Apollo's boughH
Shall guard me nowH
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Now shall I be at restI
Among the spirits blestI
The happy dead that dwellJ
Where who may tellJ
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The snow and wind and hailK
May never there prevailK
Nor ever thunder fallA
Nor storm at allA
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But always fadeless thereD
The woods are green and fairD
And faithful ever moreD
Spring to that shoreD
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There shall I ever hearD
Alcaeus' music clearD
And sweetest of all thingsL
There SAPPHO singsL

Andrew Lang



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