Lines To Fanny Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACCDDDEEFFCCGG HHIJJICCJKLLKMMNIIOO PPQQRR SSTTUUVVDDWKCC| What can I do to drive away | A |
| Remembrance from my eyes for they have seen | B |
| Aye an hour ago my brilliant Queen | B |
| Touch has a memory O say love say | A |
| What can I do to kill it and be free | C |
| In my old liberty | C |
| When every fair one that I saw was fair | D |
| Enough to catch me in but half a snare | D |
| Not keep me there | D |
| When howe'er poor or particolour'd things | E |
| My muse had wings | E |
| And ever ready was to take her course | F |
| Whither I bent her force | F |
| Unintellectual yet divine to me | C |
| Divine I say What sea bird o'er the sea | C |
| Is a philosopher the while he goes | G |
| Winging along where the great water throes | G |
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| How shall I do | H |
| To get anew | H |
| Those moulted feathers and so mount once more | I |
| Above above | J |
| The reach of fluttering Love | J |
| And make him cower lowly while I soar | I |
| Shall I gulp wine No that is vulgarism | C |
| A heresy and schism | C |
| Foisted into the canon law of love | J |
| No wine is only sweet to happy men | K |
| More dismal cares | L |
| Seize on me unawares | L |
| Where shall I learn to get my peace again | K |
| To banish thoughts of that most hateful land | M |
| Dungeoner of my friends that wicked strand | M |
| Where they were wreck'd and live a wrecked life | N |
| That monstrous region whose dull rivers pour | I |
| Ever from their sordid urns unto the shore | I |
| Unown'd of any weedy haired gods | O |
| Whose winds all zephyrless hold scourging rods | O |
| Iced in the great lakes to afflict mankind | P |
| Whose rank grown forests frosted black and blind | P |
| Would fright a Dryad whose harsh herbag'd meads | Q |
| Make lean and lank the starv'd ox while he feeds | Q |
| There flowers have no scent birds no sweet song | R |
| And great unerring Nature once seems wrong | R |
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| O for some sunny spell | S |
| To dissipate the shadows of this hell | S |
| Say they are gone with the new dawning light | T |
| Steps forth my lady bright | T |
| O let me once more rest | U |
| My soul upon that dazzling breast | U |
| Let once again these aching arms be plac'd | V |
| The tender gaolers of thy waist | V |
| And let me feel that warm breath here and there | D |
| To spread a rapture in my very hair | D |
| O the sweetness of the pain | W |
| Give me those lips again | K |
| Enough Enough it is enough for me | C |
| To dream of thee | C |
John Keats
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