To The Head-ach Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FEFE CGCG EHEH GIGJ KEKE LMLM AECE| THOU tyrant of the ling'ring hour | A |
| Ah why with me delight to rest | B |
| Hence far away tormenting pow'r | C |
| Unwelcome guest | B |
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| With thee sad visitant I prove | D |
| The long the melancholy day | E |
| Ah foe to peace from me remove | D |
| Thy dreaded sway | E |
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| Oft when I'd court ideal themes | F |
| 'Tis then thy leaden wings o'erspread | E |
| That seat of wild fantastic dreams | F |
| My weary head | E |
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| And when in Fancy's fiery car | C |
| With her and with the muse I'd fly | G |
| To realms beyond the morning star | C |
| The earth and sky | G |
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| Not long in these illusions blest | E |
| Through fairy palaces I roam | H |
| Thy wand recals unwelcome guest | E |
| My visions home | H |
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| Ah foe to peace When thou art nigh | G |
| Farewell the dew balm of repose | I |
| Then slumber's fled the languid eye | G |
| Forgets to close | J |
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| I ne'er my midnight vigils keep | K |
| To ponder by the taper's light | E |
| Nor waste in downy arms of sleep | K |
| The morning bright | E |
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| 'Tis mine to rove the hill the dale | L |
| To wander through embow'ring trees | M |
| The soul of freshness to inhale | L |
| The mountain breeze | M |
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| Then tyrant of the ling'ring hour | A |
| Ah why with me delight to rest | E |
| Hence far away tormenting pow'r | C |
| Unwelcome guest | E |
Felicia Dorothea Hemans
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