Address To Music Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GHIHJJ EKAKLL MNENCC| OH thou whose soft bewitching lyre | A |
| Can lull the sting of pain to rest | B |
| Oh thou whose warbling notes inspire | A |
| The pensive muse with visions blest | B |
| Sweet music let thy melting airs | C |
| Enhance my joys and sooth my cares | C |
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| Is there enchantment in thy voice | D |
| Thy dulcet harp thy moving measure | E |
| To bid the mournful mind rejoice | D |
| To raise the fairy form of pleasure | E |
| Yes heav'nly maid a charm is thine | F |
| A magic art a spell divine | F |
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| Sweet music when thy notes we hear | G |
| Some dear remembrance oft they bring | H |
| Of friends belov'd no longer near | I |
| And days that flew on rapture's wing | H |
| Hours of delight that long are past | J |
| And dreams of joy too bright to last | J |
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| And oft 'tis thine the soul to fire | E |
| With glory's animating flame | K |
| Bid valor's noble sons aspire | A |
| To win th' immortal wreath of fame | K |
| Thine too the soft expressive tones | L |
| That pity tender pity owns | L |
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| Oh harmony celestial pow'r | M |
| Thou syren of the melting soul | N |
| In sorrow's reign in pleasure's hour | E |
| My heart shall own thy blest control | N |
| And ever let thy moving airs | C |
| Enhance my joys and sooth my cares | C |
Felicia Dorothea Hemans
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