An Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCB DDEEE AFGGFHIJJKKLMM AN| I | A |
| Arise my Dove from mid'st of Pots arise | B |
| Thy sully'd Habitation leave | C |
| To Dust no longer cleave | C |
| Unworthy they of Heaven that will not view the Skies | B |
| - | |
| Thy native Beauty re assume | D |
| Prune each neglected Plume | D |
| Till more than Silver white | E |
| Then burnisht Gold more bright | E |
| Thus ever ready stand to take thy Eternal Flight | E |
| - | |
| II | A |
| The Bird to whom the spacious Aire was given | F |
| As in a smooth and trackless Path to go | G |
| A Walk which does no Limits know | G |
| Pervious alone to Her and Heaven | F |
| Should she her Airy Race forget | H |
| On Earth affect to walk and sit | I |
| Should she so high a Priviledge neglect | J |
| As still on Earth to walk and sit affect | J |
| What could she of Wrong complain | K |
| Who thus her Birdly Kind doth stain | K |
| If all her Feathers moulted were | L |
| And naked she were left and bare | M |
| The Jest and Scorn of Earth and Aire | M |
| - | |
| III | A |
| The Bird of Paradice the Soul | N |
Anne Killigrew
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