Canzonet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGCGC HIJKKCKC LKLKMNMN| I have no store | A |
| Of gryphon guarded gold | B |
| Now as before | A |
| Bare is the shepherd's fold | B |
| Rubies nor pearls | C |
| Have I to gem thy throat | D |
| Yet woodland girls | C |
| Have loved the shepherd's note | D |
| - | |
| Then pluck a reed | E |
| And bid me sing to thee | F |
| For I would feed | E |
| Thine ears with melody | F |
| Who art more fair | G |
| Than fairest fleur de lys | C |
| More sweet and rare | G |
| Than sweetest ambergris | C |
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| What dost thou fear | H |
| Young Hyacinth is slain | I |
| Pan is not here | J |
| And will not come again | K |
| No horned Faun | K |
| Treads down the yellow leas | C |
| No God at dawn | K |
| Steals through the olive trees | C |
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| Hylas is dead | L |
| Nor will he e'er divine | K |
| Those little red | L |
| Rose petalled lips of thine | K |
| On the high hill | M |
| No ivory dryads play | N |
| Silver and still | M |
| Sinks the sad autumn day | N |
Oscar Wilde
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