Serenade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH| Hide happy damask from the stars | A |
| What sleep enfolds behind your veil | B |
| But open to the fairy cars | A |
| On which the dreams of midnight sail | B |
| And let the zephyrs rise and fall | C |
| About her in the curtained gloom | D |
| And then return to tell me all | C |
| The silken secrets of the room | D |
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| Ah dearest may the elves that sway | E |
| Thy fancies come from emerald plots | F |
| Where they have dozed and dreamed all day | E |
| In hearts of blue forget me nots | F |
| And one perhaps shall whisper thus | G |
| Awake and light the darkness Sweet | H |
| While thou art reveling with us | G |
| He watches in the lonely street | H |
Henry Timrod
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