To One In Paradise Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCB DEDEDED FGHFHFH FFFFFF IJIJIJ| Thou wast that all to me love | A |
| For which my soul did pine | B |
| A green isle in the sea love | A |
| A fountain and a shrine | B |
| All wreathed with fairy fruits and flowers | C |
| And all the flowers were mine | B |
| - | |
| Ah dream too bright to last | D |
| Ah starry Hope that didst arise | E |
| But to be overcast | D |
| A voice from out the Future cries | E |
| On on but o'er the Past | D |
| Dim gulf my spirit hovering lies | E |
| Mute motionless aghast | D |
| - | |
| For alas alas with me | F |
| The light of Life is o'er | G |
| No more no more no more | H |
| Such language holds the solemn sea | F |
| To the sands upon the shore | H |
| Shall bloom the thunder blasted tree | F |
| Or the stricken eagle soar | H |
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| And all my days are trances | F |
| And all my nightly dreams | F |
| Are where thy dark eye glances | F |
| And where thy footstep gleams | F |
| In what ethereal dances | F |
| By what eternal streams | F |
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| Alas for that accursed time | I |
| They bore thee o'er the billow | J |
| From love to titled age and crime | I |
| And an unholy pillow | J |
| From me and from our misty clime | I |
| Where weeps the silver willow | J |
Edgar Allan Poe
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