The Haunted Palace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE DFDFBBBB GHGHIDID IJIJGIGI FBFBGBGB GGGGKJKJIn the greenest of our valleys | A |
By good angels tenanted | B |
Once a fair and stately palace | C |
Radiant palace reared its head | B |
In the monarch Thought's dominion | D |
It stood there | E |
Never seraph spread a pinion | D |
Over fabric half so fair | E |
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Banners yellow glorious golden | D |
On its roof did float and flow | F |
This all this was in the olden | D |
Time long ago | F |
And every gentle air that dallied | B |
In that sweet day | B |
Along the ramparts plumed and pallid | B |
A winged odor went away | B |
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Wanderers in that happy valley | G |
Through two luminous windows saw | H |
Spirits moving musically | G |
To a lute's well tuned law | H |
Bound about a throne where sitting | I |
Porphyrogene | D |
In state his glory well befitting | I |
The ruler of the realm was seen | D |
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And all with pearl and ruby glowing | I |
Was the fair palace door | J |
Through which came flowing flowing flowing | I |
And sparkling evermore | J |
A troop of Echoes whose sweet duty | G |
Was but to sing | I |
In voices of surpassing beauty | G |
The wit and wisdom of their king | I |
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But evil things in robes of sorrow | F |
Assailed the monarch's high estate | B |
Ah let us mourn for never morrow | F |
Shall dawn upon him desolate | B |
And round about his home the glory | G |
That blushed and bloomed | B |
Is but a dim remembered story | G |
Of the old time entombed | B |
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And travellers now within that valley | G |
Through the red litten windows see | G |
Vast forms that move fantastically | G |
To a discordant melody | G |
While like a ghastly rapid river | K |
Through the pale door | J |
A hideous throng rush out forever | K |
And laugh but smile no more | J |
Edgar Allan Poe
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