The Triumph Of Love. A Hymn Poem Rhyme Scheme

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By love are blest the gods on high	A
Frail man becomes a deity	B
When love to him is given	C
'Tis love that makes the heavens shine	D
With hues more radiant more divine	D
And turns dull earth to heaven	C
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In Pyrrha's rear so poets sang	E
In ages past and gone	F
The world from rocky fragments sprang	E
Mankind from lifeless stone	G
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Their soul was but a thing of night	H
Like stone and rock their heart	I
The flaming torch of heaven so bright	H
Its glow could ne'er impart	I
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Young loves all gently hovering round	J
Their souls as yet had never bound	J
In soft and rosy chains	K
No feeling muse had sought to raise	L
Their bosoms with ennobling lays	L
Or sweet harmonious strains	K
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Around each other lovingly	B
No garlands then entwined	M
The sorrowing springs fled toward the sky	A
And left the earth behind	M
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From out the sea Aurora rose	N
With none to hail her then	O
The sun unhailed at daylight's close	P
In ocean sank again	O
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In forests wild man went astray	Q
Misled by Luna's cloudy ray	Q
He bore an iron yoke	R
He pined not for the stars on high	A
With yearning for a deity	B
No tears in torrents broke	R
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But see from out the deep blue ocean	C
Fair Venus springs with gentle motion	C
The graceful Naiad's smiling band	S
Conveys her to the gladdened strand	S
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A May like youthful magic power	T
Entwines like morning's twilight hour	T
Around that form of godlike birth	U
The charms of air sea heaven and earth	U
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The day's sweet eye begins to bloom	V
Across the forest's midnight gloom	V
Narcissuses their balm distilling	W
The path her footstep treads are filling	W
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A song of love sweet Philomel	B
Soon carolled through the grove	X
The streamlet as it murmuring fell	B
Discoursed of naught but love	Y
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Pygmalion Happy one Behold	Z
Life's glow pervades thy marble cold	Z
Oh LOVE thou conqueror all divine	D
Embrace each happy child of thine	D
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By love are blest the gods on high	A
Frail man becomes a deity	B
When love to him is given	C
'Tis love that makes the heavens shine	D
With hues more radiant more divine	D
And turns dull earth to heaven	C
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The gods their days forever spend	A2
In banquets bright that have no end	A2
In one voluptuous morning dream	B2
And quaff the nectar's golden stream	B2
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Enthroned in awful majesty	B
Kronion wields the bolt on high	A
In abject fear Olympus rocks	C2
When wrathfully he shakes his locks	C2
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To other gods he leaves his throne	G
And fills disguised as earth's frail son	C
The grove with mournful numbers	D2
The thunders rest beneath his feet	E2
And lulled by Leda's kisses sweet	E2
The Giant Slayer slumbers	D2
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Through the boundless realms of light	H
Phoebus' golden reins so bright	H
Guide his horses white as snow	F2
While his darts lay nations low	F2
But when love and harmony	B
Fill his breast how willingly	B
Ceases Phoebus then to heed	G2
Rattling dart and snow white steed	G2
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See Before Kronion's spouse	D2
Every great immortal bows	D2
Proudly soar the peacock pair	H2
As her chariot throne they bear	H2
While she decks with crown of might	H
Her ambrosial tresses bright	H
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Beauteous princess ah with fear	I2
Quakes before thy splendor love	Y
Seeking as he ventures near	I2
With his power thy breast to move	J2
Soon from her immortal throne	G
Heaven's great queen must fain descend	A2
And in prayer for beauty's zone	G
To the heart enchainer bend	A2
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By love are blest the gods on high	A
Frail man becomes a deity	B
When love to him is given	C
'Tis love that makes the heavens shine	D
With hues more radiant more divine	D
And turns dull earth to heaven	C
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'Tis love illumes the realms of night	H
For Orcus dark obeys his might	H
And bows before his magic spell	B
All kindly looks the king of hell	B
At Ceres' daughter's smile so bright	H
Yes love illumes the realms of night	H
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In hell were heard with heavenly sound	J
Holding in chains its warder bound	J
Thy lays O Thracian one	C
A gentler doom dread Minos passed	K2
While down his cheeks the tears coursed fast	K2
And e'en around Megaera's face	D2
The serpents twined in fond embrace	D2
The lashes' work seemed done	C
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Driven by Orpheus' lyre away	Q
The vulture left his giant prey	Q
With gentler motion rolled along	L2
Dark Lethe and Cocytus' river	T
Enraptured Thracian by thy song	L2
And love its burden was forever	T
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By love are blest the gods on high	A
Frail man becomes a deity	B
When love to him is given	C
'Tis love that makes the heavens shine	D
With hues more radiant more divine	D
And turns dull earth to heaven	C
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Wherever Nature's sway extends	D2
The fragrant balm of love descends	D2
His golden pinions quiver	T
If 'twere not Venus' eye that gleams	D2
Upon me in the moon's soft beams	D2
In sunlit hill or river	T
If 'twere not Venus smiles on me	B
From yonder bright and starry sea	B
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Not stars not sun not moonbeams sweet	E2
Could make my heart with rapture beat	E2
'Tis love alone that smilingly	B
Peers forth from Nature's blissful eye	A
As from a mirror ever	T
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Love bids the silvery streamlet roll	B
More gently as it sighs along	L2
And breathes a living feeling soul	B
In Philomel's sweet plaintive song	L2
'Tis love alone that fills the air	H2
With streams from Nature's lute so fair	H2
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Thou wisdom with the glance of fire	T
Thou mighty goddess now retire	M2
Love's power thou now must feel	B
To victor proud to monarch high	A
Thou ne'er hast knelt in slavery	B
To love thou now must kneel	B
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Who taught thee boldly how to climb	N2
The steep but starry path sublime	N2
And reach the seats immortal	B
Who rent the mystic veil in twain	O2
And showed thee the Elysian plain	O2
Beyond death's gloomy portal	B
If love had beckoned not from high	A
Had we gained immortality	B
If love had not inflamed each thought	P2
Had we the master spirit sought	P2
'Tis love that guides the soul along	L2
To Nature's Father's heavenly throne	G
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By love are blest the gods on high	A
Frail man becomes a deity	B
When love to him is given	C
'Tis love that makes the heavens shine	D
With hues more radiant more divine	D
And turns dull earth to heaven	C