Symphonic Studies: Prelude Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCBDCCEBEBFF| After Robert Schumann | A |
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| Blue storm clouds in hot heavens of mid July | B |
| Hung heavy brooding over land and sea | C |
| Our hearts a tremble throbbed in harmony | C |
| With the wild restless tone of air and sky | B |
| Shall we not call him Prospero who held | D |
| In his enchanted hands the fateful key | C |
| Of that tempestuous hour's mystery | C |
| And with him to wander by a sun bright shore | E |
| To hear fine fairy voices and to fly | B |
| With disembodied Ariel once more | E |
| Above earth's wrack and ruin Far and nigh | B |
| The laughter of the thunder echoed loud | F |
| And harmless lightnings leapt from cloud to cloud | F |
Emma Lazarus
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