Imitated From Catullus: To Ellen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCAADDAA| Oh might I kiss those eyes of fire | A |
| A million scarce would quench desire | A |
| Still would I steep my lips in bliss | B |
| And dwell an age on every kiss | B |
| Nor then my soul should sated be | C |
| Still would I kiss and cling to thee | C |
| Nought should my kiss from thine dissever | A |
| Still would we kiss and kiss for ever | A |
| E'en though the numbers did exceed | D |
| The yellow harvest's countless seed | D |
| To part would be a vain endeavor | A |
| Could I desist ah never never | A |
George Gordon Byron
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