Amadis And Oriana Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A ABABCACAC DEEEFEFEF GHGHIFIFI JEJEAKALA| From 'Beltenebros at Miraflores' | A |
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| O sunset from the springs of stars | A |
| Draw down thy cataracts of gold | B |
| And belt their streams with burning bars | A |
| Of ruby on which flame is rolled | B |
| Drench dingles with laburnum light | C |
| Drown every vale in violet blaze | A |
| Rain rose light down and poppy bright | C |
| Die downward o'er the hills of haze | A |
| And bring at last the stars of night | C |
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| The stars and moon that silver world | D |
| Which like a spirit faces west | E |
| Her foam white feet with light empearled | E |
| Bearing white flame within her breast | E |
| Earth's sister sphere of fire and snow | F |
| Who shows to Earth her heart's pale heat | E |
| And bids her mark its pulses glow | F |
| And hear their crystal currents beat | E |
| With beauty lighting all below | F |
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| O cricket with thy elfin pipe | G |
| That tinkles in the grass and grain | H |
| And dove pale buds that dropping stripe | G |
| The glen's blue night and smell of rain | H |
| O nightingale that so dost wail | I |
| On yonder blossoming branch of snow | F |
| Thrill fill the wild deer haunted dale | I |
| Where Oriana walking slow | F |
| Comes thro' the moonlight dreamy pale | I |
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| She comes to meet me Earth and air | J |
| Grow radiant with another light | E |
| In her dark eyes and her dark hair | J |
| Are all the stars and all the night | E |
| She comes I clasp her and it is | A |
| As if no grief had ever been | K |
| In all the world for us who kiss | A |
| There are no other women or men | L |
| But Oriana and Amadis | A |
Madison Julius Cawein
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