Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDECC FGFHCC IJIJCC| Thee too modest tress egrave d maid | A |
| When thy fallen stars appear | B |
| When in lawn of fire array'd | A |
| Sov'reign of yon powder'd sphere | B |
| To thee I chant at close of day | C |
| Beneath O maiden Moon thy ray | C |
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| Throned in sapphired ring supreme | D |
| Pregnant with celestial juice | E |
| On silver wing thy diamond stream | D |
| Gives what summer hours produce | E |
| While view'd impearl'd earth's rich inlay | C |
| Beneath O maiden Moon thy ray | C |
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| Glad pale Cynthian wine I sip | F |
| Breathed the flow'ry leaves among | G |
| Draughts delicious wet my lip | F |
| Drown'd in nectar drunk my song | H |
| While tuned to Philomel the lay | C |
| Beneath O maiden Moon thy ray | C |
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| Dew that od'rous ointment yields | I |
| Sweets that western winds disclose | J |
| Bathing spring's more purpled fields | I |
| Soft 's the band that winds the rose | J |
| While o'er thy myrtled lawns I stray | C |
| Beneath O maiden Moon thy ray | C |
Henry Rowe
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