Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAB CDEFFE GGHIIH JJKLLK| Nec turpem senectam | A |
| Degere nec cithara carentem | A |
| Hor i | B |
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| Not to be tuneless in old age | C |
| Ah surely blest his pilgrimage | D |
| Who in his Winter's snow | E |
| Still sings with note as sweet and clear | F |
| As in the morning of the year | F |
| When the first violets blow | E |
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| Blest but more blest whom Summer's heat | G |
| Whom Spring's impulsive stir and beat | G |
| Have taught no feverish lure | H |
| Whose Muse benignant and serene | I |
| Still keeps his Autumn chaplet green | I |
| Because his verse is pure | H |
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| Lie calm O white and laureate head | J |
| Lie calm O Dead that art not dead | J |
| Since from the voiceless grave | K |
| Thy voice shall speak to old and young | L |
| While song yet speaks an English tongue | L |
| By Charles' or Thamis' wave | K |
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