Beata Solitudo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBB DEFEE GHIHH JEKEE LMFMM ABNBBWhat land of Silence | A |
Where pale stars shine | B |
On apple blossom | C |
And dew drenched vine | B |
Is yours and mine | B |
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The silent valley | D |
That we will find | E |
Where all the voices | F |
Of humankind | E |
Are left behind | E |
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There all forgetting | G |
Forgotten quite | H |
We will repose us | I |
With our delight | H |
Hid out of sight | H |
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The world forsaken | J |
And out of mind | E |
Honour and labour | K |
We shall not find | E |
The stars unkind | E |
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And men shall travail | L |
And laugh and weep | M |
But we have vistas | F |
Of gods asleep | M |
With dreams as deep | M |
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A land of Silence | A |
Where pale stars shine | B |
On apple blossoms | N |
And dew drenched vine | B |
Be yours and mine | B |
Ernest Dowson
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