Horace To Leuconoë Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDEECD| I pray you not Leucono to pore | A |
| With unpermitted eyes on what may be | B |
| Appointed by the gods for you and me | B |
| Nor on Chaldean figures any more | A |
| T were infinitely better to implore | A |
| The present only whether Jove decree | B |
| More winters yet to come or whether he | B |
| Make even this whose hard wave eaten shore | A |
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| Shatters the Tuscan seas to day the last | C |
| Be wise withal and rack your wine nor fill | D |
| Your bosom with large hopes for while I sing | E |
| The envious close of time is narrowing | E |
| So seize the day or ever it be past | C |
| And let the morrow come for what it will | D |
Edwin Arlington Robinson
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