Aristomenes.[608] Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFFG HI| Canto First | A |
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| The Gods of old are silent on the shore | B |
| Since the great Pan expired and through the roar | B |
| Of the Ionian waters broke a dread | C |
| Voice which proclaimed the Mighty Pan is dead | C |
| How much died with him false or true the dream | D |
| Was beautiful which peopled every stream | D |
| With more than finny tenants and adorned | E |
| The woods and waters with coy nymphs that scorned | E |
| Pursuing Deities or in the embrace | F |
| Of gods brought forth the high heroic race | F |
| Whose names are on the hills and o'er the seas | G |
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| Cephalonia Sept r th | H |
| From an autograph MS in the possession of the Lady Dorchester now for the first time printed | I |
George Gordon Byron
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