To Antiochos Epiphanis Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJJKLF| The young Antiochian said to the king | A |
| 'My heart pulses with a precious hope | B |
| The Macedonians Antiochos Epiphanis | C |
| the Macedonians are back in the great fight | D |
| Let them only win and I'll give anyone who wants them | E |
| the lion and the horses the coral Pan | F |
| the elegant palace the gardens of Tyre | G |
| and everything else you've given me Antiochos Epiphanis ' | H |
| The king may have been moved a little | I |
| but then he remembered his father his brother | J |
| and said nothing an eavesdropper | J |
| might repeat something they'd said | K |
| In any case as was to be expected | L |
| the terrible defeat came swiftly at Pydna | F |
Constantine P. Cavafy
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