Roman Girl's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE ACAB FGFG HIHI JKFL MNMO PQPQ RSRS TUTU VWXW ACABRome Rome thou art no more | A |
As thou hast been | B |
On thy seven hills of yore | A |
Thou satst a queen | C |
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Thou hadst thy triumphs then | D |
Purpling the street | E |
Leaders and sceptred men | D |
Bow'd at thy feet | E |
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They that thy mantle wore | A |
As gods were seen | C |
Rome Rome thou art no more | A |
As thou hast been | B |
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Rome thine imperial brow | F |
Never shall rise | G |
What hast thou left thee now | F |
Thou hast thy skies | G |
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Blue deeply blue they are | H |
Gloriously bright | I |
Veiling thy wastes afar | H |
With colour'd light | I |
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Thou hast the sunset's glow | J |
Rome for thy dower | K |
Flushing tall cypress bough | F |
Temple and tower | L |
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And all sweet sounds are thine | M |
Lovely to hear | N |
While night o'er tomb and shrine | M |
Rests darkly clear | O |
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Many a solemn hymn | P |
By starlight sung | Q |
Sweeps thro' the arches dim | P |
Thy wrecks among | Q |
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Many a flute's low swell | R |
On thy soft air | S |
Lingers and loves to dwell | R |
With summer there | S |
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Thou hast the South's rich gift | T |
Of sudden song | U |
A charmed fountain swift | T |
Joyous and strong | U |
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Thou hast fair forms that move | V |
With queenly tread | W |
Thou hast proud fanes above | X |
Thy mighty dead | W |
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Yet wears thy Tiber's shore | A |
A mournful mien | C |
Rome Rome thou art no more | A |
As thou hast been | B |
Felicia Dorothea Hemans
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