La Belle Juive Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DDD EEE CCC FFF GGG HHH III JJJ KKK LLL

Is it because your sable hairA
Is folded over brows that wearA
At times a too imperial airA
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Or is it that the thoughts which riseB
In those dark orbs do seek disguiseB
Beneath the lids of Eastern eyesB
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That choose whatever pose or placeC
May chance to please in you I traceC
The noblest women of your raceC
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The crowd is sauntering at its easeD
And humming like a hive of beesD
You take your seat and touch the keysD
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I do not hear the giddy throngE
The sea avenges Israel's wrongE
And on the wind floats Miriam's songE
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You join me with a stately graceC
Music to Poesy gives placeC
Some grand emotion lights your faceC
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At once I stand by Mizpeh's wallsF
With smiles the martyred daughter fallsF
And desolate are Mizpeh's hallsF
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Intrusive babblers come betweenG
With calm pale brow and lofty mienG
You thread the circle like a queenG
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Then sweeps the royal Esther byH
The deep devotion in her eyeH
Is looking If I die I dieH
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You stroll the garden's flowery walksI
The plants to me are grainless stalksI
And Ruth to old Naomi talksI
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Adopted child of Judah's creedJ
Like Judah's daughters true at needJ
I see you mid the alien seedJ
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I watch afar the gleaner sweetK
I wake like Boaz in the wheatK
And find you lying at my feetK
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My feet Oh if the spell that luresL
My heart through all these dreams enduresL
How soon shall I be stretched at yoursL

Henry Timrod



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