The Fallen Star Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DEDE FGFG HIJK LMLM NONO PQRQ RBRBA star is gone a star is gone | A |
There is a blank in Heaven | B |
One of the cherub choir has done | B |
His airy course this even | C |
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He sat upon the orb of fire | D |
That hung for ages there | E |
And lent his music to the choir | D |
That haunts the nightly air | E |
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But when his thousand years are pass'd | F |
With a cherubic sigh | G |
He vanish'd with his car at last | F |
For even cherubs die | G |
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Hear how his angel brothers mourn | H |
The minstrels of the spheres | I |
Each chiming sadly in his turn | J |
And dropping splendid tears | K |
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The planetary sisters all | L |
Join in the fatal song | M |
And weep this hapless brother's fall | L |
Who sang with them so long | M |
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But deepest of the choral band | N |
The Lunar Spirit sings | O |
And with a bass according hand | N |
Sweeps all her sullen strings | O |
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From the deep chambers of the dome | P |
Where sleepless Uriel lies | Q |
His rude harmonic thunders come | R |
Mingled with mighty sighs | Q |
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The thousand car bourne cherubim | R |
The wandering eleven | B |
All join to chant the dirge of him | R |
Who fell just now from Heaven | B |
George Darley
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