A Similitude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBBDEDEFE| FAIR as the night when all the astral fires | A |
| Of heaven are burning in the clear expanse | B |
| My love is and her eyes like star depths glance | B |
| Lustrous with glowing thoughts and pure desires | A |
| And that mysterious pathos which inspires | C |
| All moods divine in mortal passion s trance | B |
| All that its earthly music doth enhance | B |
| As with the rapture of seraphic lyres | B |
| I gaze upon her till the atmosphere | D |
| Sweetens intensely and to my charmed sight | E |
| All fair associated forms appear | D |
| Swimming in joy as swim yon orbs in light | E |
| And all sweet sounds though common to mine ear | F |
| Chime up like silver wing d dreams in flight | E |
Charles Harpur
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