Her Vivien Eyes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCDE FFFCCCC CCCCGCG| Her Vivien eyes beware beware | A |
| Though they be stars a deadly snare | A |
| They set beneath her night of hair | A |
| Regard them not lest drawing near | B |
| As sages once in old Chaldee | C |
| Thou shouldst become a worshiper | D |
| And they thy evil destiny | E |
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| Her Vivien eyes away away | F |
| Though they be springs remorseless they | F |
| Gleam underneath her brow's bright day | F |
| Turn turn aside whate'er the cost | C |
| Lest in their deeps thou lures behold | C |
| Through which thy captive soul were lost | C |
| As was young Hylas once of old | C |
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| Her Vivien eyes take heed take heed | C |
| Though they be bibles none may read | C |
| Therein of God or Holy Creed | C |
| Look look away lest thou be cursed | C |
| As Merlin was romances tell | G |
| And in their sorcerous spells immersed | C |
| Hoping for Heaven thou chance on Hell | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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