To A Faun. - Translations From Horace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE FCFC GHGH| OD iii | A |
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| Wooer of young Nymphs who fly thee | B |
| Lightly o'er my sunlit lawn | C |
| Trip and go nor injured by thee | B |
| Be my weanling herds O Faun | C |
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| If the kid his doomed head bows and | D |
| Brims with wine the loving cup | E |
| When the year is full and thousand | D |
| Scents from altars hoar go up | E |
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| Each flock in the rich grass gambols | F |
| When the month comes which is thine | C |
| And the happy village rambles | F |
| Fieldward with the idle kine | C |
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| Lambs play on the wolf their neighbour | G |
| Wild woods deck thee with their spoil | H |
| And with glee the sons of labour | G |
| Stamp thrice on their foe the soil | H |
Charles Stuart Calverley
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