Chorus From Hellas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACC DEDEFF AGAGHH| The world s great age begins anew | A |
| The golden years return | B |
| The earth doth like a snake renew | A |
| Her winter weeds outworn | A |
| Heaven smiles and faith and empires gleam | C |
| Like a wrecks of a dissolving dream | C |
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| A brighter Hellas rears its mountains | D |
| From waves serener far | E |
| A new Peneus rolls his fountains | D |
| Against the morning star | E |
| Where fairer Tempes bloom there sleep | F |
| Young Cyclads on a sunnier deep | F |
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| A loftier Argo cleaves the main | A |
| Fraught with a later prize | G |
| Another Orpheus sings again | A |
| And loves and weeps and dies | G |
| A new Ulyssses leaves once more | H |
| Calypso for his native shore | H |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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