Santa Decca Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDA EFEEFE G| The Gods are dead no longer do we bring | A |
| To grey eyed Pallas crowns of olive leaves | B |
| Demeter's child no more hath tithe of sheaves | B |
| And in the noon the careless shepherds sing | A |
| For Pan is dead and all the wantoning | A |
| By secret glade and devious haunt is o'er | C |
| Young Hylas seeks the water springs no more | D |
| Great Pan is dead and Mary's son is King | A |
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| And yet perchance in this sea tranced isle | E |
| Chewing the bitter fruit of memory | F |
| Some God lies hidden in the asphodel | E |
| Ah Love if such there be then it were well | E |
| For us to fly his anger nay but see | F |
| The leaves are stirring let us watch awhile | E |
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| CORFU | G |
Oscar Fingal O'flahertie Wills Wilde
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