Ode Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDDD DDBBBBEEFGDD HHBBEEIIDDJJBB AABBBards of Passion and of Mirth | A |
Ye have left your souls on earth | A |
Have ye souls in heaven too | B |
Double lived in regions new | B |
Yes and those of heaven commune | C |
With the spheres of sun and moon | C |
With the noise of fountains wound'rous | D |
And the parle of voices thund'rous | D |
With the whisper of heaven's trees | D |
And one another in soft ease | D |
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Seated on Elysian lawns | D |
Brows'd by none but Dian's fawns | D |
Underneath large blue bells tented | B |
Where the daisies are rose scented | B |
And the rose herself has got | B |
Perfume which on earth is not | B |
Where the nightingale doth sing | E |
Not a senseless tranced thing | E |
But divine melodious truth | F |
Philosophic numbers smooth | G |
Tales and golden histories | D |
Of heaven and its mysteries | D |
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Thus ye live on high and then | H |
On the earth ye live again | H |
And the souls ye left behind you | B |
Teach us here the way to find you | B |
Where your other souls are joying | E |
Never slumber'd never cloying | E |
Here your earth born souls still speak | I |
To mortals of their little week | I |
Of their sorrows and delights | D |
Of their passions and their spites | D |
Of their glory and their shame | J |
What doth strengthen and what maim | J |
Thus ye teach us every day | B |
Wisdom though fled far away | B |
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Bards of Passion and of Mirth | A |
Ye have left your souls on earth | A |
Ye have souls in heaven too | B |
Double lived in regions new | B |
John Keats
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