To Glycera Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD ADAD EFEF| The cruel mother of the Loves | A |
| And other Powers offended | B |
| Have stirred my heart where newly roves | A |
| The passion that was ended | B |
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| 'T is Glycera to boldness prone | C |
| Whose radiant beauty fires me | D |
| While fairer than the Parian stone | C |
| Her dazzling face inspires me | D |
| - | |
| And on from Cyprus Venus speeds | A |
| Forbidding ah the pity | D |
| The Scythian lays the Parthian meeds | A |
| And such irrelevant ditty | D |
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| Here boys bring turf and vervain too | E |
| Have bowls of wine adjacent | F |
| And ere our sacrifice is through | E |
| She may be more complaisant | F |
Eugene Field
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