To Neobule. Iii-12 (from The Odes Of Horace) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABACACDEDE| Ah Unhappy are the maidens who love's game are kept from playing | A |
| Nor in mellow wine may wash away their cares | B |
| Who scared by scolding uncles' tongues their terror are displaying | A |
| But from you though Neobul Cupid bears | B |
| Your basket and your webs yet all the zeal you have been showing | A |
| For industrious Minerva is the prey | C |
| Of fair Hebrus Lipar an when his shoulders oiled and glowing | A |
| He has bathed in Tiber's waters Let me say | C |
| As a horseman than Bellerophon he's really something greater | D |
| Never worsted in a hand fight nor a race | E |
| Skilled to shoot the flying stag herd in the open swift he later | D |
| Snares the boar close hidden in a shady place | E |
Helen Leah Reed
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