To A Dancer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC CDDC CEEC CFFC CGHC| Intoxicatingly | A |
| Her eyes across the footlights gleam | B |
| The wine of love the wine of dream | B |
| Her eyes that gleam for me | C |
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| The eyes of all that see | C |
| Draw to her glances stealing fire | D |
| From her desire that leaps to my desire | D |
| Her eyes that gleam for me | C |
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| Subtly deliciously | C |
| A quickening fire within me beat | E |
| The rhythms of her poising feet | E |
| Her feet that poise to me | C |
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| Her body's melody | C |
| In silent waves of wandering sound | F |
| Thrills to the sense of all around | F |
| Yet thrills alone for me | C |
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| And oh intoxicatingly | C |
| When at the magic moment's close | G |
| She dies into the rapture of repose | H |
| Her eyes that gleam for me | C |
Arthur Symons
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