Guadalquivir Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABAAA CDAA AEAAA AFGA| In a pleasureless world pure pleasure exists | A |
| Particles of sunlight exquisite with nightdrops | A |
| leaves stringent with dew | B |
| persuade tributaries with inset eyes | A |
| to depart down foible breast sticky fingers | A |
| up delightful steps | A |
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| And taking pleasure with an earthen spoon | C |
| sipped long and hard down tubes and winding | D |
| entrails | A |
| soft relief canyons swollen blood vessels | A |
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| For your brow shines like olive branches | A |
| Guadalquivir's river or nectar drawn from golden | E |
| wells | A |
| and as such unfolds loveliest eyes | A |
| out from fond embrace not hedging lies | A |
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| My darling amongst flowering cherub trees | A |
| a moment shared with you is pretty mirth | F |
| accounts all Arcadia's treasures the | G |
| angelic breath off passing wings | A |
Paul Cameron Brown
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