Ode To Fanny Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDD EFGHHIJJ KLKMMLNN ODPQQDNN RSRNNSTT DNDUUNNN VWVXXWYZ| Physician Nature Let my spirit blood | A |
| O ease my heart of verse and let me rest | B |
| Throw me upon thy Tripod till the flood | A |
| Of stifling numbers ebbs from my full breast | B |
| A theme a theme great nature give a theme | C |
| Let me begin my dream | C |
| I come I see thee as thou standest there | D |
| Beckon me not into the wintry air | D |
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| Ah dearest love sweet home of all my fears | E |
| And hopes and joys and panting miseries | F |
| To night if I may guess thy beauty wears | G |
| A smile of such delight | H |
| As brilliant and as bright | H |
| As when with ravished aching vassal eyes | I |
| Lost in soft amaze | J |
| I gaze I gaze | J |
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| Who now with greedy looks eats up my feast | K |
| What stare outfaces now my silver moon | L |
| Ah keep that hand unravished at the least | K |
| Let let the amorous burn | M |
| But pr'ythee do not turn | M |
| The current of your heart from me so soon | L |
| O save in charity | N |
| The quickest pulse for me | N |
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| Save it for me sweet love though music breathe | O |
| Voluptuous visions into the warm air | D |
| Though swimming through the dance's dangerous wreath | P |
| Be like an April day | Q |
| Smiling and cold and gay | Q |
| A temperate lilly temperate as fair | D |
| Then Heaven there will be | N |
| A warmer June for me | N |
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| Why this you'll say my Fanny is not true | R |
| Put your soft hand upon your snowy side | S |
| Where the heart beats confess 'tis nothing new | R |
| Must not a woman be | N |
| A feather on the sea | N |
| Sway'd to and fro by every wind and tide | S |
| Of as uncertain speed | T |
| As blow ball from the mead | T |
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| I know it and to know it is despair | D |
| To one who loves you as I love sweet Fanny | N |
| Whose heart goes fluttering for you every where | D |
| Nor when away you roam | U |
| Dare keep its wretched home | U |
| Love love alone his pains severe and many | N |
| Then loveliest keep me free | N |
| From torturing jealousy | N |
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| Ah if you prize my subdued soul above | V |
| The poor the fading brief pride of an hour | W |
| Let none profane my Holy See of love | V |
| Or with a rude hand break | X |
| The sacramental cake | X |
| Let none else touch the just new budded flower | W |
| If not may my eyes close | Y |
| Love on their lost repose | Z |
John Keats
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