The Violin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDAEFEFGG| Thrice hail the still unconquered King of Song | A |
| For all adore and love the Master Art | B |
| That reareth his throne in temple of the heart | B |
| And smiteth chords of passion full and strong | A |
| Till music sweet allures the sorrowing throng | A |
| Then by the gentle curving of his bow | C |
| Maketh every mellow note in cadence flow | D |
| To recompense the world of all its wrong | A |
| Although the earth is full of cares and throes | E |
| That tempt the crimson stream of life to cloy | F |
| Thou mak'st glad hearts and trip'st fantastic toes | E |
| And fillest weary souls with mirth and joy | F |
| The soul entrancing cadence of thy strings | G |
| Proclaims thee Song's unconquered King of kings | G |
Edward Smyth Jones
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