Lost And Found Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDDEEFF EEEEGGHHAIEE JKJK EELLMKDD NDNDEEOOPPQQ EQEQLLEE QQQQ QRQRLLMKIIQQIn the mildest greenest grove | A |
Blest by sprite or fairy | B |
Where the melting echoes rove | A |
Voices sweet and airy | B |
Where the streams | C |
Drink the beams | C |
Of the Sun | D |
As they run | D |
Riverward | E |
Through the sward | E |
A shepherd went astray | F |
E'en gods have lost their way | F |
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Every bird had sought its nest | E |
And each flower spirit | E |
Dreamed of that delicious rest | E |
Mortals ne'er inherit | E |
Through the trees | G |
Swept the breeze | G |
Bringing airs | H |
Unawares | H |
Through the grove | A |
Until love | I |
Came down upon his heart | E |
Refusing to depart | E |
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Hungrily he quaffed the strain | J |
Sweeter still and clearer | K |
Drenched with music's mellow rain | J |
Nearer nearer dearer | K |
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Chains of sound | E |
Gently bound | E |
The lost Youth | L |
Till in sooth | L |
He stood there | M |
A prisoner | K |
Raised between earth and heaven | D |
By love's divinest leaven | D |
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Was there ever such a face | N |
Was it not a vision | D |
Had he climbed the starry space | N |
To the fields Elysian | D |
Through the glade | E |
The milk maid | E |
With her pail | O |
To the vale | O |
Passed along | P |
Breathing song | P |
Through all his ravished sense | Q |
To gladden his suspense | Q |
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Love is swift as hawk or hind | E |
Chamois like in fleetness | Q |
None are lost that love can find | E |
Sang the maid with sweetness | Q |
True in sooth | L |
Thought the Youth | L |
Strong as swift | E |
Love can lift | E |
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Mountain weights | Q |
To the gates | Q |
Of the celestial skies | Q |
Where all else fades and dies | Q |
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Lightly flew the sunny days | Q |
Joy and gladness sending | R |
Life becomes a song of praise | Q |
When true hearts are blending | R |
Guileless truth | L |
Won the Youth | L |
Kept him there | M |
A prisoner | K |
While dear Love | I |
From above | I |
Poured down enduring dreams | Q |
In calm supernal gleams | Q |
Charles Sangster
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