To Artemis'(hippol., Eurip., 73-87.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBACB DCDCDE| For thee soft crowns in thine untrampled mead | A |
| I wove my lady and to thee I bear | B |
| Thither no shepherd drives his flocks to feed | A |
| Nor scythe of steel has ever laboured there | B |
| Nay through the spring among the blossoms fair | B |
| The brown bee comes and goes and with good heed | A |
| Thy maiden Reverence sweet streams doth lead | C |
| About the grassy close that is her care | B |
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| Souls only that are gracious and serene | D |
| By gift of God in human lore unread | C |
| May pluck these holy blooms and grasses green | D |
| That now I wreathe for thine immortal head | C |
| I that may walk with thee thyself unseen | D |
| And by thy whispered voice am comforted | E |
Andrew Lang
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