Miranda's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFGFHDHD| Ye elves when spangled starlight gleams | A |
| That flit beneath the ray | B |
| Till morning darts her magic beams | A |
| And pale night hies away | B |
| Ye know where springs each flow'ret rare | C |
| The sweetest seek for me | D |
| I'll weave a chaplet rich and fair | C |
| My father 'tis for thee | D |
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| The flow'rs the trees the birds appear | E |
| To wait but on my call | F |
| But he whose power has plac'd them here | G |
| Is dearer far than all | F |
| My thoughts with tender pleasure rest | H |
| On each delight I see | D |
| But all the love that swells in my breast | H |
| My father is for thee | D |
Louisa Stuart Costello
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