Ehue! Fugaces, Posthume, Labuntur Anni Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD CECE FGFG HIHI| Fleeting years are ever bearing | A |
| In their silent course away | B |
| All that in our pleasures sharing | A |
| Lent to life a cheering ray | B |
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| Beauty's cheek but blooms to wither | C |
| Smiling hours but come to fly | D |
| They are gone Time's but the giver | C |
| Of whate'er is doomed to die | D |
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| Thou may'st touch with blighting finger | C |
| All that sense can here enjoy | E |
| Yet within my soul shall linger | C |
| That which thou canst not destroy | E |
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| Love's sweet voice shall there awaken | F |
| Joys that earth cannot impart | G |
| Joys that live when thou hast taken | F |
| All that here can charm the heart | G |
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| As the years come gliding by me | H |
| Fancy's pleasing visions rise | I |
| Beauty's cheek ah still I see thee | H |
| Still your glances soft blue eyes | I |
Jones Very
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