Translation From Anacreon: Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDBBEEFFGGHHIIBB JJKKLL| Mingle with the genial bowl | A |
| The Rose the 'flow'ret' of the Soul | A |
| The Rose and Grape together quaff'd | B |
| How doubly sweet will be the draught | B |
| With Roses crown our jovial brows | C |
| While every cheek with Laughter glows | D |
| While Smiles and Songs with Wine incite | B |
| To wing our moments with Delight | B |
| Rose by far the fairest birth | E |
| Which Spring and Nature cull from Earth | E |
| Rose whose sweetest perfume given | F |
| Breathes our thoughts from Earth to Heaven | F |
| Rose whom the Deities above | G |
| From Jove to Hebe dearly love | G |
| When Cytherea's blooming Boy | H |
| Flies lightly through the dance of Joy | H |
| With him the Graces then combine | I |
| And rosy wreaths their locks entwine | I |
| Then will I sing divinely crown'd | B |
| With dusky leaves my temples bound | B |
| Ly us in thy bowers of pleasure | J |
| I'll wake a wildly thrilling measure | J |
| There will my gentle Girl and I | K |
| Along the mazes sportive fly | K |
| Will bend before thy potent throne | L |
| Rose Wine and Beauty all my own | L |
George Gordon Lord Byron
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