Avitor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAB CCCB DEDB FGGB HHHB IIIB JJJB IIIB KKKB LLLB

What was it filled my youthful dreamsA
In place of Greek or Latin themesA
Or beauty's wild bewildering beamsA
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What visions and celestial scenesC
I filled with aerial machinesC
Montgolfier's and Mr Green'sC
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What fairy tales seemed things of courseD
The roc that brought Sindbad acrossE
The Calendar's own winged horseD
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How many things I took for factsF
Icarus and his conduct laxG
And how he sealed his fate with waxG
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The first balloons I sought to sailH
Soap bubbles fair but all too frailH
Or kites but thereby hangs a tailH
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What made me launch from attic tallI
A kitten and a parasolI
And watch their bitter frightful fallI
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What youthful dreams of high renownJ
Bade me inflate the parson's gownJ
That went not up nor yet came downJ
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My first ascent I may not tellI
Enough to know that in that wellI
My first high aspirations fellI
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My other failures let me passK
The dire explosions and alasK
The friends I choked with noxious gasK
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For lo I see perfected riseL
The vision of my boyish eyesL
The messenger of upper skiesL
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Bret Harte (francis)



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