Eurydice Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCB DBDBEEB FBFBGGB| HE came to call me back from death | A |
| To the bright world above | B |
| I hear him yet with trembling breath | A |
| Low calling O sweet love | B |
| Come back The earth is just as fair | C |
| The flowers the open skies are there | C |
| Come back to life and love | B |
| - | |
| Oh all my heart went out to him | D |
| And the sweet air above | B |
| With happy tears my eyes were dim | D |
| I called him O sweet love | B |
| I come for thou art all to me | E |
| Go forth and I will follow thee | E |
| Right back to life and love | B |
| - | |
| I followed through the cavern black | F |
| I saw the blue above | B |
| Some terror turned me to look back | F |
| I heard him wail O love | B |
| What hast thou done What hast thou done | G |
| And then I saw no more the sun | G |
| And lost were life and love | B |
Francis William Bourdillon
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