Roderic Quinn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABBA CCDEFD GDHIIH| No more will Rod his lyrics sing | A |
| As tuneful as the thrush when Spring | A |
| With minstrel voice is calling | A |
| As joyous as the gentle chime | B |
| Of bellbirds in the Summertime | B |
| From sylvan spires down falling | A |
| - | |
| The harp is mute from which he drew | C |
| The magic of a music new | C |
| Of woods and golden beaches | D |
| Its silent strings tell ne'er again | E |
| Enraptured tales of hill and plain | F |
| And gleaming river reaches | D |
| - | |
| But this fair land shall ever be | G |
| Indebted to his minstrelsy | D |
| So written on the portal | H |
| Of Art's proud temple will his name | I |
| Go down forevermore in fame | I |
| Untarnished and immortal | H |
Edwin James Brady
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