Hypnos On Ida Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDEFDBB| Iliad B XIV V | A |
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| They then to fountain abundant Ida mother of wild beasts | B |
| Came and they first left ocean to fare over mainland at Lektos | B |
| Where underneath of their feet waved loftiest growths of the woodland | C |
| There hung Hypnos fast ere the vision of Zeus was observant | D |
| Mounted upon a tall pine tree tallest of pines that on Ida | E |
| Lustily spring off soil for the shoot up aloft into aether | F |
| There did he sit well cloaked by the wide branched pine for concealment | D |
| That loud bird in his form like that perched high up in the mountains | B |
| Chalkis is named by the Gods but of mortals known as Kymindis | B |
George Meredith
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