Astarte Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBBDEDFGHIIJFD KLKLLDCD EMKMMFND ECECCDEDACROSS the dripping ridges | A |
O look luxurious night | B |
She comes the bright haired beauty | C |
My luminous delight | B |
My luminous delight | B |
So hush ye shores your roar | D |
That my soul may sleep forgetting | E |
Dead Love s wild Nevermore | D |
Astarte Syrian sister | F |
Your face is wet with tears | G |
I think you know the secret | H |
One heart hath held for years | I |
One heart hath held for years | I |
But hide your hapless love | J |
And my sweet my Syrian sister | F |
Dead Love s wild Nevermore | D |
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Ah Helen Hope in heaven | K |
My queen of long ago | L |
I ve swooned with adoration | K |
But could not tell you so | L |
Or dared not tell you so | L |
My radiant queen of yore | D |
And you ve passed away and left me | C |
Dead Love s wild Nevermore | D |
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Astarte knoweth darling | E |
Of eyes that once did weep | M |
What time entranced Passion | K |
Hath kissed your lips in sleep | M |
Hath kissed your lips in sleep | M |
But now those tears are o er | F |
Gone my saint with many a moan to | N |
Dead Love s wild Nevermore | D |
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If I am past all crying | E |
What thoughts are maddening me | C |
Of you my darling dying | E |
Upon the lone wide sea | C |
Upon the lone wide sea | C |
Ah hush ye shores your roar | D |
That my soul may sleep forgetting | E |
Dead Love s wild Nevermore | D |
Henry Kendall
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