What Counsel Has The Hooded Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCBB ABABDD

XIIA
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What counsel has the hooded moonB
Put in thy heart my shyly sweetC
Of Love in ancient pleniluneB
Glory and stars beneath his feetC
A sage that is but kith and kinB
With the comedian CapuchinB
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Believe me rather that am wiseA
In disregard of the divineB
A glory kindles in those eyesA
Trembles to starlight Mine O MineB
No more be tears in moon or mistD
For thee sweet sentimentalistD

James Joyce



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