To S. Mck Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBBBBBBC BBBBDC A EEFFGEEFC HEFFEC| I | A |
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| Shall we forget how in our day | B |
| The Sabine fields about us lay | B |
| In amaranth and asphodel | B |
| And bubbling cold Bandusian well | B |
| Fair Pyrrhas haunting every way | B |
| In dells of forest faun and fay | B |
| Moss lounged within the fountain's spray | B |
| How drained we wines too rare to tell | B |
| Shall we forget | C |
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| The fine Falernian or the ray | B |
| Of fiery C cuban while gay | B |
| We heard Bacchantes shout and yell | B |
| Filled full of Bacchus and so fell | B |
| To dreaming of some Lydia | D |
| Shall we forget | C |
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| II | A |
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| If we forget in after years | E |
| My comrade all the hopes and fears | E |
| That hovered all our walks around | F |
| When ent'ring on that mystic ground | F |
| Of ghostly legends where one hears | G |
| By bandit towers the chase that nears | E |
| Thro' cracking woods the oaths and cheers | E |
| Of demon huntsman horn and hound | F |
| If we forget | C |
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| Lenora's lover and her tears | H |
| Fierce Wallenstein satanic sneers | E |
| Of the red devil Goethe bound | F |
| Why then forsooth they soon are found | F |
| In burly stoops of German beers | E |
| If we forget | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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