Hymn Of Apollo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABACDD AEFEFGG AHIHIJJ KLMLMNN KOPQPRR KSNSNTT

IA
The sleepless Hours who watch me as I lieA
Curtained with star inwoven tapestriesB
From the broad moonlight of the skyA
Fanning the busy dreams from my dim eyesC
Waken me when their Mother the gray DawnD
Tells them that dreams and that the moon is goneD
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IIA
Then I arise and climbing Heaven's blue domeE
I walk over the mountains and the wavesF
Leaving my robe upon the ocean foamE
My footsteps pave the clouds with fire the cavesF
Are filled with my bright presence and the airG
Leaves the green Earth to my embraces bareG
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IIIA
The sunbeams are my shafts with which I killH
Deceit that loves the night and fears the dayI
All men who do or even imagine illH
Fly me and from the glory of my rayI
Good minds and open actions take new mightJ
Until diminished by the reign of NightJ
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IVK
I feed the clouds the rainbows and the flowersL
With their ethereal colors the Moon's globeM
And the pure stars in their eternal bowersL
Are cinctured with my power as with a robeM
Whatever lamps on Earth or Heaven may shineN
Are portions of one power which is mineN
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VK
I stand at noon upon the peak of HeavenO
Then with unwilling steps I wander downP
Into the clouds of the Atlantic evenQ
For grief that I depart they weep and frownP
What look is more delightful than the smileR
With which I soothe them from the western isleR
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VIK
I am the eye with which the UniverseS
Beholds itself and knows it is divineN
All harmony of instrument or verseS
All prophecy all medicine is mineN
All light of art or nature to my songT
Victory and praise in its own right belongT

Percy Bysshe Shelley



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