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I	A
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Beneath the vine clad eaves	B
Whose shadows fall before	C
Thy lowly cottage door	C
Under the lilac's tremulous leaves	B
Within thy snowy clasped hand	D
The purple flowers it bore	C
Last eve in dreams I saw thee stand	D
Like queenly nymph from Fairy land	D
Enchantress of the flowery wand	E
Most beauteous Isadore	F
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II	A
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And when I bade the dream	G
Upon thy spirit flee	H
Thy violet eyes to me	H
Upturned did overflowing seem	G
With the deep untold delight	I
Of Love's serenity	H
Thy classic brow like lilies white	I
And pale as the Imperial Night	I
Upon her throne with stars bedight	I
Enthralled my soul to thee	H
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III	A
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Ah ever I behold	I
Thy dreamy passionate eyes	J
Blue as the languid skies	J
Hung with the sunset's fringe of gold	I
Now strangely clear thine image grows	K
And olden memories	L
Are startled from their long repose	K
Like shadows on the silent snows	K
When suddenly the night wind blows	K
Where quiet moonlight lies	J
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IV	M
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Like music heard in dreams	N
Like strains of harps unknown	O
Of birds for ever flown	O
Audible as the voice of streams	N
That murmur in some leafy dell	P
I hear thy gentlest tone	O
And Silence cometh with her spell	P
Like that which on my tongue doth dwell	P
When tremulous in dreams I tell	P
My love to thee alone	O
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V	M
	-
In every valley heard	I
Floating from tree to tree	M
Less beautiful to me	M
The music of the radiant bird	I
Than artless accents such as thine	Q
Whose echoes never flee	M
Ah how for thy sweet voice I pine	Q
For uttered in thy tones benign	Q
Enchantress this rude name of mine	Q
Doth seem a melody	M

Edgar Allan Poe

To Isadore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

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