Invocation Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDFGG HIHIJK DLDLCC CCCCMM NCNCDD CDCDOO PDPDQR| Rarely rarely comest thou | A |
| Spirit of Delight | B |
| Wherefore hast thou left me now | A |
| Many a day and night | B |
| Many a weary night and day | C |
| 'Tis since thou art fled away | C |
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| How shall ever one like me | D |
| Win thee back again | E |
| With the joyous and the free | D |
| Thou wilt scoff at pain | F |
| Spirit false thou hast forgot | G |
| All but those who need thee not | G |
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| As a lizard with the shade | H |
| Of a trembling leaf | I |
| Thou with sorrow art dismayed | H |
| Even the sighs of grief | I |
| Reproach thee that thou art not near | J |
| And reproach thou wilt not hear | K |
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| Let me set my mournful ditty | D |
| To a merry measure | L |
| Thou wilt never come for pity | D |
| Thou wilt come for pleasure | L |
| Pity then will cut away | C |
| Those cruel wings and thou wilt stay | C |
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| I love all that thou lovest | C |
| Spirit of Delight | C |
| The fresh Earth in new leaves dressed | C |
| And the starry night | C |
| Autumn evening and the morn | M |
| When the golden mists are born | M |
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| I love snow and all the forms | N |
| Of the radiant frost | C |
| I love waves and winds and storms | N |
| Everything almost | C |
| Which is Nature's and may be | D |
| Untainted by man's misery | D |
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| I love tranquil solitude | C |
| And such society | D |
| As is quiet wise and good | C |
| Between thee and me | D |
| What diff'rence but thou dost possess | O |
| The things I seek not love them less | O |
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| I love Love though he has wings | P |
| And like light can flee | D |
| But above all other things | P |
| Spirit I love thee | D |
| Thou art love and life O come | Q |
| Make once more my heart thy home | R |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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