To Elia Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFEFEGEHE| Elia thy reveries and visioned themes | A |
| To care's lorn heart a luscious pleasure prove | B |
| Wild as the mystery of delightful dreams | A |
| Soft as the anguish of remembered love | C |
| Like records of past days their memory dances | D |
| Mid the cool feelings manhood's reason brings | E |
| As the unearthly visions of romances | F |
| Peopled with sweet and uncreated things | E |
| And yet thy themes thy gentle worth enhances | F |
| Then wake again thy wild harp's tenderest strings | E |
| Sing on sweet Bard let fairy loves again | G |
| Smile in thy dreams with angel ecstasies | E |
| Bright over our souls will break the heavenly strain | H |
| Through the dull gloom of earth's realities | E |
John Clare
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