An Orson Of The Muse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFGDF| Her son albeit the Muse's livery | A |
| And measured courtly paces rouse his taunts | B |
| Naked and hairy in his savage haunts | B |
| To Nature only will he bend the knee | A |
| Spouting the founts of her distillery | A |
| Like rough rock sources and his woes and wants | C |
| Being Nature's civil limitation daunts | C |
| His utterance never the nymphs blush not he | A |
| Him when he blows of Earth and Man and Fate | D |
| The Muse will hearken to with graver ear | E |
| Than many of her train can waken him | F |
| Would fain have taught what fruitful things and dear | G |
| Must sink beneath the tidewaves of their weight | D |
| If in no vessel built for sea they swim | F |
George Meredith
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