Spring Longing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEF FFGFFG FFHIIH JJKFFL LLBLLB MMNOON BBFBBF EEPDDQ BBRSSS LLFSSF BBFTTF FFBEEB DDLBBL FFNBBN| What art thou doing here O Imagination Go | A |
| away I entreat thee by the gods as thou didst | B |
| come for I want thee not But thou art come | C |
| according to thy old fashion I am not angry | D |
| with thee only go away | E |
| Marcus Antoninus | F |
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| Lilac hazes veil the skies | F |
| Languid sighs | F |
| Breathes the mild caressing air | G |
| Pink as coral's branching sprays | F |
| Orchard ways | F |
| With the blossomed peach are fair | G |
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| Sunshine cordial as a kiss | F |
| Poureth bliss | F |
| In this craving soul of mine | H |
| And my heart her flower cup | I |
| Lifteth up | I |
| Thirsting for the draught divine | H |
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| Swift the liquid golden flame | J |
| Through my frame | J |
| Sets my throbbing veins afire | K |
| Bright alluring dreams arise | F |
| Brim mine eyes | F |
| With the tears of strong desire | L |
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| All familiar scenes anear | L |
| Disappear | L |
| Homestead orchard field and wold | B |
| Moorish spires and turrets fair | L |
| Cleave the air | L |
| Arabesqued on skies of gold | B |
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| Low my spirit this May morn | M |
| Outward borne | M |
| Over seas hath taken wing | N |
| Where the mediaeval town | O |
| Like a crown | O |
| Wears the garland of the Spring | N |
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| Light and sound and odors sweet | B |
| Fill the street | B |
| Gypsy girls are selling flowers | F |
| Lean hidalgos turn aside | B |
| Amorous eyed | B |
| 'Neath the grim cathedral towers | F |
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| Oh to be in Spain to day | E |
| Where the May | E |
| Recks no whit of good or evil | P |
| Love and only love breathes she | D |
| Oh to be | D |
| 'Midst the olive rows of Seville | Q |
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| Or on such a day to glide | B |
| With the tide | B |
| Of the berylline lagoon | R |
| Through the streets that mirror heaven | S |
| Crystal paven | S |
| In the warm Venetian noon | S |
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| At the prow the gondolier | L |
| May not hear | L |
| May not see our furtive kiss | F |
| But he lends with cadenced strain | S |
| The refrain | S |
| To our ripe and silent bliss | F |
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| Golden shadows silver light | B |
| Burnish bright | B |
| Air and water domes and skies | F |
| As in some ambrosial dream | T |
| On the stream | T |
| Floats our bark in magic wise | F |
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| Oh to float day long just so | F |
| Naught to know | F |
| Of the trouble toil and fret | B |
| This is love and this is May | E |
| Yesterday | E |
| And to morrow to forget | B |
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| Whither hast thou Fancy free | D |
| Guided me | D |
| Wild Bohemian sister dear | L |
| All thy gypsy soul is stirred | B |
| Since yon bird | B |
| Warbled that the Spring was here | L |
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| Tempt no more I may not follow | F |
| Like the swallow | F |
| Gayly on the track of Spring | N |
| Bounden by an iron fate | B |
| I must wait | B |
| Dream and wonder yearn and sing | N |
Emma Lazarus
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