After The French Liberation Of Italy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDDAEFEGHH

AS when the last of the paid joys of loveA
Has come and gone and with a single kissB
At length and with one laugh of satiate blissB
The wearied man a minute rests aboveA
The wearied woman no more urged to moveC
In those long throes of longing till they glideD
Now lightlier clasped each to the other's sideD
In joys past acting not past dreaming ofA
So Europe now beneath this paramourE
Lies for a little out of use full oftF
Submissive to his lust a loveless whoreE
He wakes she sleeps the breath falls slow and softG
Wait the bought body holds a birth withinH
An harlot's child to scourge her for her sinH

Dante Gabriel Rossetti



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