The Haunted Palace Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEDE DFDFBBBB GHGHIDID IJIJGIGI FBFBGBGB GGGGKJKJ

In the greenest of our valleysA
By good angels tenantedB
Once a fair and stately palaceC
Radiant palace reared its headB
In the monarch Thought's dominionD
It stood thereE
Never seraph spread a pinionD
Over fabric half so fairE
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Banners yellow glorious goldenD
On its roof did float and flowF
This all this was in the oldenD
Time long agoF
And every gentle air that dalliedB
In that sweet dayB
Along the ramparts plumed and pallidB
A winged odor went awayB
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Wanderers in that happy valleyG
Through two luminous windows sawH
Spirits moving musicallyG
To a lute's well tuned lawH
Bound about a throne where sittingI
PorphyrogeneD
In state his glory well befittingI
The ruler of the realm was seenD
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And all with pearl and ruby glowingI
Was the fair palace doorJ
Through which came flowing flowing flowingI
And sparkling evermoreJ
A troop of Echoes whose sweet dutyG
Was but to singI
In voices of surpassing beautyG
The wit and wisdom of their kingI
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But evil things in robes of sorrowF
Assailed the monarch's high estateB
Ah let us mourn for never morrowF
Shall dawn upon him desolateB
And round about his home the gloryG
That blushed and bloomedB
Is but a dim remembered storyG
Of the old time entombedB
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And travellers now within that valleyG
Through the red litten windows seeG
Vast forms that move fantasticallyG
To a discordant melodyG
While like a ghastly rapid riverK
Through the pale doorJ
A hideous throng rush out foreverK
And laugh but smile no moreJ

Edgar Allan Poe



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