Lines From Endymion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFGH| A thing of beauty is a joy for ever | A |
| Its loviliness increases it will never | A |
| Pass into nothingness but still will keep | B |
| A bower quiet for us and a sleep | B |
| Full of sweet dreams and health and quiet breathing | C |
| Therefore on every morrow are we wreathing | C |
| A flowery band to bind us to the earth | D |
| Spite of despondance of the inhuman dearth | D |
| Of noble natures of the gloomy days | E |
| Of all the unhealthy and o er darkened ways | E |
| Made for our searching yes inspite of all | F |
| Some shape of beauty moves away the pall | G |
| From our dark spirits | H |
John Keats
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