To Leonardo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC D EFEGBH CACAII CJCABH| quot Yes LAURA yes pure as the virgin snow's | A |
| quot That on the bosom of the whirlwind move | B |
| quot For thee my faithful endless passion glows quot | C |
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| LEONARDO TO LAURA | D |
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| COLD blows the wind upon the mountain's brow | E |
| In murmuring cadence wave the leafless woods | F |
| The feath'ry tribe mope on the frozen bough | E |
| And icy fetters hold the silent floods | G |
| But endless spring the POET'S breast shall prove | B |
| Whose GENIUS kindles at the torch of LOVE | H |
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| For HIM unfading blooms the fertile mind | C |
| The current of the heart for ever flows | A |
| Fearless His bosom braves the wintry wind | C |
| While thro' each nerve eternal summer glows | A |
| In vain would chilling apathy controul | I |
| The lambent fire that warms the lib'ral soul | I |
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| To me the limped brook the painted mead | C |
| The crimson dawn the twilight's purple close | J |
| The mirthful dance the shepherd's tuneful reed | C |
| The musky fragrance of the opening rose | A |
| To me alas all pleasures senseless prove | B |
| Save the sweet converse of the FRIEND I love | H |
Mary Darby Robinson
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