Villanelle'(to M. Joseph Boulmier, Author Of Les Villanelles.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA ABA ABA ABA ABA ABAA| Villanelle why art thou mute | A |
| Hath the singer ceased to sing | B |
| Hath the Master lost his lute | A |
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| Many a pipe and scrannel flute | A |
| On the breeze their discords fling | B |
| Villanelle why art thou mute | A |
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| Sound of tumult and dispute | A |
| Noise of war the echoes bring | B |
| Hath the Master lost his lute | A |
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| Once he sang of bud and shoot | A |
| In the season of the Spring | B |
| Villanelle why art thou mute | A |
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| Fading leaf and falling fruit | A |
| Say The year is on the wing | B |
| Hath the Master lost his lute | A |
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| Ere the axe lie at the root | A |
| Ere the winter come as king | B |
| Villanelle why art thou mute | A |
| Hath the Master lost his lute | A |
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