Ronsard's Grave Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF GGDD DDHH IIJJ KKAA DDDD DDLLYe wells ye founts that fall | A |
From the steep mountain wall | A |
That fall and flash and fleet | B |
With silver feet | B |
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Ye woods ye streams that lave | C |
The meadows with your wave | C |
Ye hills and valley fair | D |
Attend my prayer | D |
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When Heaven and Fate decree | E |
My latest hour for me | E |
When I must pass away | F |
From pleasant day | F |
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I ask that none my break | G |
The marble for my sake | G |
Wishful to make more fair | D |
My sepulchre | D |
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Only a laurel tree | D |
Shall shade the grave of me | D |
Only Apollo's bough | H |
Shall guard me now | H |
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Now shall I be at rest | I |
Among the spirits blest | I |
The happy dead that dwell | J |
Where who may tell | J |
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The snow and wind and hail | K |
May never there prevail | K |
Nor ever thunder fall | A |
Nor storm at all | A |
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But always fadeless there | D |
The woods are green and fair | D |
And faithful ever more | D |
Spring to that shore | D |
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There shall I ever hear | D |
Alcaeus' music clear | D |
And sweetest of all things | L |
There SAPPHO sings | L |
Andrew Lang
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