Venus Of The Louvre Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABBADEDFGG| Down the long hall she glistens like a star | A |
| The foam born mother of Love transfixed to stone | B |
| Yet none the less immortal breathing on | C |
| Time's brutal hand hath maimed but could not mar | A |
| When first the enthralled enchantress from afar | A |
| Dazzled mine eyes I saw not her alone | B |
| Serenely poised on her world worshipped throne | B |
| As when she guided once her dove drawn car | A |
| But at her feet a pale death stricken Jew | D |
| Her life adorer sobbed farewell to love | E |
| Here Heine wept Here still we weeps anew | D |
| Nor ever shall his shadow lift or move | F |
| While mourns one ardent heart one poet brain | G |
| For vanished Hellas and Hebraic pain | G |
Emma Lazarus
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