Romance Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDCEE FEEGEHHIHIH| Romance who loves to nod and sing | A |
| With drowsy head and folded wing | A |
| Among the green leaves as they shake | B |
| Far down within some shadowy lake | B |
| To me a painted paroquet | C |
| Hath been a most familiar bird | C |
| Taught me my alphabet to say | D |
| To lisp my very earliest word | C |
| While in the wild wood I did lie | E |
| A child with a most knowing eye | E |
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| Of late eternal Condor years | F |
| So shake the very Heaven on high | E |
| With tumult as they thunder by | E |
| I have no time for idle cares | G |
| Though gazing on the unquiet sky | E |
| And when an hour with calmer wings | H |
| Its down upon my spirit flings | H |
| That little time with lyre and rhyme | I |
| To while away forbidden things | H |
| My heart would feel to be a crime | I |
| Unless it trembled with the strings | H |
Edgar Allan Poe
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