Surgit Fama Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEE FCGHIDJH HKLM| There is a truce among the gods | A |
| Kore is seen in the North | B |
| Skirting the blue gray sea | C |
| In gilded and russet mantle | D |
| The corn has again it's mother and she Leuconoe | E |
| That failed never women | E |
| Fails not the earth now | E |
| - | |
| The tricksome Hermes is here | F |
| He moves behind me | C |
| Eager to catch my words | G |
| Eager to spread them with rumour | H |
| To set upon them his change | I |
| Crafty and subtle | D |
| To alter them to his purpose | J |
| But do thou speak true even to the letter | H |
| - | |
| Once more in Delos once more is the altar a quiver | H |
| Once more is the chant heard | K |
| Once more are the never abandoned gardens | L |
| Full of gossip and old tales | M |
Ezra Pound
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