The Call Of The Nightingale Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCCDDEFFEGHHBBIJKK| Awake awake | A |
| Sleep no more my gentle mate | B |
| With your tiny tawny bill | C |
| Wake the tuneful echo shrill | C |
| On vale or hill | C |
| Or in her airy rocky seat | D |
| Let her listen and repeat | D |
| The tender ditty that you tell | E |
| The sad lament | F |
| The dire event | F |
| To luckless Itys that befell | E |
| Thence the strain | G |
| Shall rise again | H |
| And soar amain | H |
| Up to the lofty palace gate | B |
| Where mighty Apollo sits in state | B |
| In Jove's abode with his ivory lyre | I |
| Hymning aloud to the heavenly choir | J |
| While all the gods shall join with thee | K |
| In a celestial symphony | K |
Aristophanes
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