Roman Girl's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE ACAB FGFG HIHI JKFL MNMO PQPQ RSRS TUTU VWXW ACAB

Rome Rome thou art no moreA
As thou hast beenB
On thy seven hills of yoreA
Thou satst a queenC
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Thou hadst thy triumphs thenD
Purpling the streetE
Leaders and sceptred menD
Bow'd at thy feetE
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They that thy mantle woreA
As gods were seenC
Rome Rome thou art no moreA
As thou hast beenB
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Rome thine imperial browF
Never shall riseG
What hast thou left thee nowF
Thou hast thy skiesG
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Blue deeply blue they areH
Gloriously brightI
Veiling thy wastes afarH
With colour'd lightI
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Thou hast the sunset's glowJ
Rome for thy dowerK
Flushing tall cypress boughF
Temple and towerL
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And all sweet sounds are thineM
Lovely to hearN
While night o'er tomb and shrineM
Rests darkly clearO
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Many a solemn hymnP
By starlight sungQ
Sweeps thro' the arches dimP
Thy wrecks amongQ
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Many a flute's low swellR
On thy soft airS
Lingers and loves to dwellR
With summer thereS
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Thou hast the South's rich giftT
Of sudden songU
A charmed fountain swiftT
Joyous and strongU
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Thou hast fair forms that moveV
With queenly treadW
Thou hast proud fanes aboveX
Thy mighty deadW
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Yet wears thy Tiber's shoreA
A mournful mienC
Rome Rome thou art no moreA
As thou hast beenB

Felicia Dorothea Hemans



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