To Chloe. I-23 (from The Odes Of Horace) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCDBDCBAB| Ah Chloe like a fawn you now elude me | A |
| Seeking its timid dam on lonely hills | B |
| Its dam who not without an idle tremor | C |
| At breezes in the forest thrills | B |
| For if before the breeze the bushes quiver | C |
| With rustling leaves or if green lizards start | D |
| Across the bramble then it is it trembles | B |
| This little fawn in knees and heart | D |
| But Chloe I am not a cruel tiger | C |
| Nor a G tulian lion thee to chase | B |
| And now that thou art old enough to marry | A |
| Beside thy mother take thy place | B |
Helen Leah Reed
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