Translations. - Milton's Italian Poems. I Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDCE| O Lady fair whose honoured name doth grace | A |
| Green vale and noble ford of Rheno's stream | B |
| Of all worth void the man I surely deem | B |
| Whom thy fair soul enamoureth not apace | A |
| When softly self revealed to time and space | A |
| By actions sweet with which thy will doth teem | B |
| And fair gifts that Love's bow and arrows seem | B |
| But are the flowers that crown thy perfect race | A |
| When thou dost lightsome talk or gladsome sing | C |
| A power to draw the hill trees rooted hard | D |
| The doors of eyes and ears let that man keep | E |
| Who knows himself unworthy thy regard | D |
| Grace from above alone him help can bring | C |
| That Passion in his heart strike not too deep | E |
George Macdonald
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