The Girl At The Harp Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBBCDBDBC| LIKE Clotho at her harp she sits and weaves | A |
| With mystic fingers from the swaying strings | B |
| A melody that ever louder sings | B |
| And my charmed heart in vibrant rapture leaves | A |
| All hers And all her quiet life receives | A |
| The peaceful melody which round her clings | B |
| She walks amid suave strains and murmurings | B |
| That never doubt or strident discord cleaves | B |
| And from her singing harp she bends to grant | C |
| My dear desire and the poor monotone | D |
| That is my life in her glad heart she takes | B |
| And twining its dull phrases with her own | D |
| Full flowing theme of life of both she makes | B |
| The p an of one love reverberant | C |
Arthur Henry Adams
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