In The Meadows At Mantua Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAA CDCC EFEE GHIG| But to have lain upon the grass | A |
| One perfect day one perfect hour | B |
| Beholding all things mortal pass | A |
| Into the quiet of green grass | A |
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| But to have lain and loved the sun | C |
| Under the shadow of the trees | D |
| To have been found in unison | C |
| Once only with the blessed sun | C |
| - | |
| Ah in these flaring London nights | E |
| Where midnight withers into morn | F |
| How quiet a rebuke it writes | E |
| Across the sky of London nights | E |
| - | |
| Upon the grass at Mantua | G |
| These London nights were all forgot | H |
| They wake for me again but ah | I |
| The meadow grass at Mantua | G |
Arthur Symons
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