A Wreath Of Sonnets (7/14) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CAC AAC| Above them savage peaks the mountains raise | A |
| Like those which once were charmed by the refrain | B |
| Of Orpheus when his lyre stirred hill and plain | B |
| And Haemus' crags and the wild folk of Thrace | A |
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| Ah would to cure the dearth of these our days | A |
| An Orpheus dowered with song of native strain | B |
| Were sent to us that all Slovenes might gain | B |
| Fresh fire to set their frozen hearts ablaze | A |
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| His words might kindle thoughts that would remind | C |
| Us of lost pride of race discord would cease | A |
| Our people in one nation then combined | C |
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| Would see that feuds no longer did increase | A |
| His strains would bring the rule of joy and peace | A |
| Where tempests roar and nature is unkind | C |
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