Mock Panegyric On A Young Friend Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH EJKJ CJLJ MFJF NOEOIn measured verse I'll now rehearse | A |
The charms of lovely Anna | B |
And first her mind is unconfined | C |
Like any vast savannah | B |
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Ontario's lake may fitly speak | D |
Her fancy's ample bound | E |
Its circuit may on strict survey | F |
Five hundred miles be found | E |
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Her wit descends on foes and friends | G |
Like famed Niagara's fall | H |
And travellers gaze in wild amaze | I |
And listen one and all | H |
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Her judgment sound thick black profound | E |
Like transatlantic groves | J |
Dispenses aid and friendly shade | K |
To all that in it roves | J |
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If thus her mind to be defined | C |
America exhausts | J |
And all that's grand in that great land | L |
In similes it costs | J |
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Oh how can I her person try | M |
To image and portray | F |
How paint the face the form how trace | J |
In which those virtues lay | F |
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Another world must be unfurled | N |
Another language known | O |
Ere tongue or sound can publish round | E |
Her charms of flesh and bone | O |
Jane Austen
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