In Vita: Cix Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEDEDE| The God of Love and I in wonder stared | A |
| Ne'er having gazed on miracles ere now | B |
| Upon my lady's smiling lips and brow | B |
| Who only with herself may be compared | A |
| Neath the calm beauty of her forehead bared | A |
| Those twin stars of my love did burn and flow | C |
| No lesser lamps again the path might show | C |
| To the proud lover who by these had fared | A |
| Oh miracle when on the grass at rest | D |
| Herself a flower she would clasp and hold | E |
| A leafy branch against her snow white breast | D |
| What joy to see her in the autumn cold | E |
| Wander alone with maiden thoughts possess'd | D |
| Weaving a garland of dry crispy gold | E |
Emma Lazarus
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