Lines Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCB DDEFGE HIJKKJ| Unfelt unheard unseen | A |
| I've left my little queen | A |
| Her languid arms in silver slumber lying | B |
| Ah through their nestling touch | C |
| Who who could tell how much | C |
| There is for madness cruel or complying | B |
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| Those faery lids how sleek | D |
| Those lips how moist they speak | D |
| In ripest quiet shadows of sweet sounds | E |
| Into my fancy's ear | F |
| Melting a burden dear | G |
| How Love doth know no fulness nor no bounds | E |
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| True tender monitors | H |
| I bend unto your laws | I |
| This sweetest day for dalliance was born | J |
| So without more ado | K |
| I'll feel my heaven anew | K |
| For all the blushing of the hasty morn | J |
John Keats
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