Elë Anore Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCCCC A CCCCCCC A CCCDDDC| I | A |
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| The forest flowers are faded all | B |
| The winds complain the snow flakes fall | B |
| El anore | C |
| I turn to thee as to a bower | C |
| Thou breathest beauty like a flower | C |
| Thou smilest like a happy hour | C |
| El anore | C |
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| - | |
| II | A |
| - | |
| I turn to thee I bless afar | C |
| Thy name which is my guiding star | C |
| El anore | C |
| And yet ah God when thou art here | C |
| I faint I hold my breath for fear | C |
| Art thou some phantom wandering near | C |
| El anore | C |
| - | |
| - | |
| III | A |
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| Oh take me to thy bosom fair | C |
| Oh cover me with thy golden hair | C |
| El anore | C |
| There let me lie when I am dead | D |
| Those morning beams about me spread | D |
| The glory of thy face o'erhead | D |
| El anore | C |
Eric Mackay
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