To Diana. Iii-22 (from The Odes Of Horace) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDBE| Diana Protector of mountain and wood | A |
| Who when three times invoked hast so well understood | A |
| And young mothers in child birth hast rescued from death | B |
| Goddess triply endowed | C |
| Let this tree overhanging my house here this pine | D |
| Be for thee that each year I shall consecrate thine | D |
| Happy still with the blood of a boar whose last breath | B |
| Planned a side long attack | E |
Helen Leah Reed
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