To Leuconoë . I-11 (from The Odes Of Horace) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDD| Seek not to learn Leucono a mortal may not know | A |
| What term of life on you or me our deities bestow | A |
| The Babylonian soothsayer consult not better bear | B |
| Whatever comes whether to you more winters Jove shall spare | B |
| Or whether this may be the last grinding the Tuscan sea | C |
| On yonder rocks Even as we talk time envious shall flee | C |
| Filter your wine be wise and clip your hopes to life's brief span | D |
| Then seize today to morrow trust as little as you can | D |
Helen Leah Reed
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