Fragment Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B B C DEDEFGFGG HIHIABABB GJG KLKL BBB| Posthumous Fragments Of Margaret Mcholson | A |
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| Being Poems found amongst the Papers of that noted Female who attempted the life of the King in Edited by John Fitzvictor | B |
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| The Posthumous Fragments published at Oxford by Shelley appeared in November | B |
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| Fragment | C |
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| Yes all is past swift time has fled away | D |
| Yet its swell pauses on my sickening mind | E |
| How long will horror nerve this frame of clay | D |
| I'm dead and lingers yet my soul behind | E |
| Oh powerful Fate revoke thy deadly spell | F |
| And yet that may not ever ever be | G |
| Heaven will not smile upon the work of Hell | F |
| Ah no for Heaven cannot smile on me | G |
| Fate envious Fate has sealed my wayward destiny | G |
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| I sought the cold brink of the midnight surge | H |
| I sighed beneath its wave to hide my woes | I |
| The rising tempest sung a funeral dirge | H |
| And on the blast a frightful yell arose | I |
| Wild flew the meteors o'er the maddened main | A |
| Wilder did grief athwart my bosom glare | B |
| Stilled was the unearthly howling and a strain | A |
| Swelled mid the tumult of the battling air | B |
| 'Twas like a spirit's song but yet more soft and fair | B |
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| I met a maniac like he was to me | G |
| I said 'Poor victim wherefore dost thou roam | J |
| And canst thou not contend with agony | G |
| That thus at midnight thou dost quit thine home ' | - |
| 'Ah there she sleeps cold is her bloodless form | K |
| And I will go to slumber in her grave | L |
| And then our ghosts whilst raves the maddened storm | K |
| Will sweep at midnight o'er the wildered wave | L |
| Wilt thou our lowly beds with tears of pity lave ' | - |
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| 'Ah no I cannot shed the pitying tear | B |
| This breast is cold this heart can feel no more | B |
| But I can rest me on thy chilling bier | B |
| Can shriek in horror to the tempest's roar ' | - |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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