Memory Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDF GHGH IFIF JKJFSweet memory like a pleasing dream | A |
Still lends a dull and feeble ray | B |
For ages with her vestige teems | C |
When beauty's trace is worn away | B |
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When pleasure with her harps unstrung | D |
Sits silent to be heard no more | E |
Or leaves them on the willows hung | D |
And pass time glee forever o'er | F |
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Still back in smiles thy glory steals | G |
With ev'ning dew drops from thine eye | H |
The twilight bursting from thy wheels | G |
Ascends and bids oblivion fly | H |
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Memory thy bush prevails to bloom | I |
Design'd to fade no never never | F |
Will stamp thy vestige on the tomb | I |
And bid th' immortal live forever | F |
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When youth's bright sun has once declined | J |
And bid his smiling day expire | K |
Mem'ry thy torch steals up behind | J |
And sets thy hidden stars on fire | F |
George Moses Horton
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