Translations. - Milton's Italian Poems. Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBABCBCBB| As in the twilight brown on hillside bare | A |
| Useth to go the little shepherd maid | B |
| Watering some strange fair plant poorly displayed | B |
| Ill thriving in unwonted soil and air | A |
| Far from its native springtime's genial care | A |
| So on my ready tongue hath Love assayed | B |
| In a strange speech to wake new flower and blade | B |
| While I of thee proud yet so debonair | A |
| Sing songs whose sense is to my people lost | B |
| Yield the fair Thames and the fair Arno gain | C |
| Love willed it so and I at others' cost | B |
| Already knew Love never willed in vain | C |
| Would my heart slow and bosom hard were found | B |
| To him who plants from heaven so fair a ground | B |
George Macdonald
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