On A Torso Of Cupid Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCCDD BEBEBBFF GHGHBBII IJIJKKII IJIJFFGGI| PEACH trees and Judas trees | A |
| Poppies and roses | B |
| Purple anemones | B |
| In garden closes | B |
| Lost in the limpid sky | C |
| Shrills a gay lark on high | C |
| Lost in the covert's hush | D |
| Gurgles a wooing thrush | D |
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| Look where the ivy weaves | B |
| Closely embracing | E |
| Tendrils of clinging leaves | B |
| Round him enlacing | E |
| With Nature's sacredness | B |
| Clothing the nakedness | B |
| Clothing the marble of | F |
| This poor dismembered love | F |
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| Gone are the hands whose skill | G |
| Aimed the light arrow | H |
| Strong once to cure or kill | G |
| Pierce to the marrow | H |
| Gone are the lips whose kiss | B |
| Held hives of honeyed bliss | B |
| Gone too the little feet | I |
| Overfond overfleet | I |
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| O helpless god of old | I |
| Maimed mid the tender | J |
| Blossoming white and gold | I |
| Of April splendour | J |
| Shall we not make thy grave | K |
| Where the long grasses wave | K |
| Hide thee O headless god | I |
| Deep in the daisied sod | I |
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| Here thou mayst rest at last | I |
| After life's fever | J |
| After love's fret is past | I |
| Rest thee for ever | J |
| Nay broken God of Love | F |
| Still must thou bide above | F |
| While left for woe or weal | G |
| Thou has a heart to feel | G |
| Villa Mattei | I |
Mathilde Blind
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