Echoes From The Greek Mythology Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCC D B EFFEFE G H IBIIB H J DDKKLLHH L M NNLL L H LLLL G| I STARLIGHT | A |
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| With two bright eyes my star my love | B |
| Thou lookest on the stars above | B |
| Ah would that I the heaven might be | C |
| With a million eyes to look on thee | C |
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| Plato | D |
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| II ROSELEAF | B |
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| A little while the rose | E |
| And after that the thorn | F |
| An hour of dewy morn | F |
| And then the glamour goes | E |
| Ah love in beauty born | F |
| A little while the rose | E |
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| Unknown | G |
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| III PHOSPHOR HESPER | H |
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| O morning star farewell | I |
| My love I now must leave | B |
| The hours of day I slowly tell | I |
| And turn to her with the twilight bell | I |
| O welcome star of eve | B |
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| Meleager | H |
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| IV SEASONS | J |
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| Sweet in summer cups of snow | D |
| Cooling thirsty lips aglow | D |
| Sweet to sailors winter bound | K |
| Spring arrives with garlands crowned | K |
| Sweeter yet the hour that covers | L |
| With one cloak a pair of lovers | L |
| Living lost in golden weather | H |
| While they talk of love together | H |
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| Asclepiades | L |
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| V THE VINE AND THE GOAT | M |
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| Although you eat me to the root | N |
| I yet shall bear enough of fruit | N |
| For wine to sprinkle your dim eyes | L |
| When you are made a sacrifice | L |
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| Euenus | L |
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| VI THE PROFESSOR | H |
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| Seven pupils in the class | L |
| Of Professor Callias | L |
| Listen silent while he drawls | L |
| Three are benches four are walls | L |
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| Unknown | G |
Henry Van Dyke
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