Fragment. Welcome Joy, And Welcome Sorrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEDEEEEEECFGGBBHHIIJ JCCJJKKBLMMNN| 'Under the flag | A |
| Of each his faction they to battle bring | B |
| Their embryo atoms ' Milton | C |
| - | |
| Welcome joy and welcome sorrow | D |
| Lethe's weed and Hermes' feather | E |
| Come to day and come to morrow | D |
| I do love you both together | E |
| I love to mark sad faces in fair weather | E |
| And hear a merry laugh amid the thunder | E |
| Fair and foul I love together | E |
| Meadows sweet where flames are under | E |
| And a giggle at a wonder | E |
| Visage sage at pantomine | C |
| Funeral and steeple chime | F |
| Infant playing with a skull | G |
| Morning fair and shipwreck'd hull | G |
| Nightshade with the woodbine kissing | B |
| Serpents in red roses hissing | B |
| Cleopatra regal dress'd | H |
| With the aspic at her breast | H |
| Dancing music music sad | I |
| Both together sane and mad | I |
| Muses bright and muses pale | J |
| Sombre Saturn Momus hale | J |
| Laugh and sigh and laugh again | C |
| Oh the sweetness of the pain | C |
| Muses bright and muses pale | J |
| Bare your faces of the veil | J |
| Let me see and let me write | K |
| Of the day and of the night | K |
| Both together let me slake | B |
| All my thirst for sweet heart ache | L |
| Let my bower be of yew | M |
| Interwreath'd with myrtles new | M |
| Pines and lime trees full in bloom | N |
| And my couch a low grass tomb | N |
John Keats
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