The Fallen Star Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBC DEDE FGFG HIJK LMLM NONO PQRQ RBRB

A star is gone a star is goneA
There is a blank in HeavenB
One of the cherub choir has doneB
His airy course this evenC
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He sat upon the orb of fireD
That hung for ages thereE
And lent his music to the choirD
That haunts the nightly airE
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But when his thousand years are pass'dF
With a cherubic sighG
He vanish'd with his car at lastF
For even cherubs dieG
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Hear how his angel brothers mournH
The minstrels of the spheresI
Each chiming sadly in his turnJ
And dropping splendid tearsK
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The planetary sisters allL
Join in the fatal songM
And weep this hapless brother's fallL
Who sang with them so longM
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But deepest of the choral bandN
The Lunar Spirit singsO
And with a bass according handN
Sweeps all her sullen stringsO
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From the deep chambers of the domeP
Where sleepless Uriel liesQ
His rude harmonic thunders comeR
Mingled with mighty sighsQ
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The thousand car bourne cherubimR
The wandering elevenB
All join to chant the dirge of himR
Who fell just now from HeavenB

George Darley



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