Religion. I-34 (from The Odes Of Horace) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACAC ADAEAFAF| God's mean and careless servant while I wander | A |
| Deep in the madness of Philosophy | B |
| Now backward I must set my sail and ponder | A |
| Where my forsaken course retraced shall be | B |
| For Jupiter who with his glittering fire | A |
| So often cleaves apart the threatening clouds | C |
| His wing d car and thundering horses higher | A |
| Toward air has driven where no shadow shrouds | C |
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| Whereat the sluggish earth each vagrant river | A |
| The Styx and hated T narus' dread abode | D |
| And the Atlantic borders shake and shiver | A |
| Ah to reverse high things and low our God | E |
| Is able and the mighty he can lower | A |
| The obscure can raise From this man Fortune steals | F |
| The crown to give to that one in her power | A |
| Showing with hissing wings the joy she feels | F |
Helen Leah Reed
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