Song. - Venus Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHDH IIJI| Frosty lies the winter landscape | A |
| In the twilight golden green | B |
| Down the Park's deserted alleys | C |
| Naked elms stand stark and lean | B |
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| Dumb the murmur of the fountain | D |
| Birds have flown from lawn and hill | E |
| But while yonder star's ascendant | F |
| Love triumphal reigneth still | E |
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| See the keen flame throb and tremble | G |
| Brightening in the darkening night | H |
| Breathing like a thing of passion | D |
| In the sky's smooth chrysolite | H |
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| Not beneath the moon oh lover | I |
| Thou shalt gain thy heart's desire | I |
| Speak to night The gods are with thee | J |
| Burning with a kindred fire | I |
Emma Lazarus
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