The Coming Of Isis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBACB DEDFDE| So Lucius prayed and sudden from afar | A |
| Floated the locks of Isis shone the bright | B |
| Crown that is tressed with berry snake and star | A |
| She came in deep blue raiment of the night | B |
| Above her robes that now were snowy white | B |
| Now golden as the moons of harvest are | A |
| Now red now flecked with many a cloudy bay | C |
| Now stained with all the lustre of the light | B |
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| Then he who saw her knew her and he knew | D |
| The awful symbols borne in either hand | E |
| The golden urn that laves Demeter's dew | D |
| The handles wreathed with asps the mystic wand | F |
| The shaken seistron's music tinkling through | D |
| The temples of that old Osirian land | E |
Andrew Lang
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