To A Friend In Elysium Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDA EFGFFG| So long you wandered on the dusky plain | A |
| Where flit the shadows with their endless cry | B |
| You reach the shore where all the world goes by | B |
| You leave the strife the slavery the pain | A |
| But we but we the mortals that remain | A |
| In vain stretch hands for Charon sullenly | C |
| Drives us afar we may not come anigh | D |
| Till that last mystic obolus we gain | A |
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| But you are happy in the quiet place | E |
| And with the learned lovers of old days | F |
| And with your love you wander ever more | G |
| In the dim woods and drink forgetfulness | F |
| Of us your friends a weary crowd that press | F |
| About the gate or labour at the oar | G |
Joachim Du Bellay
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