Keats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDECDE| The melancholy gift Aurora gained | A |
| From Jove that her sad lover should not see | B |
| The face of death no goddess asked for thee | B |
| My Keats But when the crimson blood drop stained | A |
| Thy pillow thou didst read the fate ordained | A |
| Brief life wild love a flight of poesy | B |
| And then a shadow fell on Italy | B |
| Thy star went down before its brightness waned | A |
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| Yet thou hast won the gift Tithonus missed | C |
| Never to feel the pain of growing old | D |
| Nor lose the blissful sight of beauty's truth | E |
| But with the ardent lips that music kissed | C |
| To breathe thy song and ere thy heart grew cold | D |
| Become the Poet of Immortal Youth | E |
Henry Van Dyke
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