The Same. (from Vergil's Tenth Eclogue.) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BC A DCEFDFGFHIJIKL A MLM A KE A LLFNOPQA| As revised by Mr C D Locock | A |
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| Melodious Arethusa o'er my verse | B |
| Shed thou once more the spirit of thy stream | C |
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| Two lines missing | A |
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| Who denies verse to Gallus So when thou | D |
| Glidest beneath the green and purple gleam | C |
| Of Syracusan waters mayest thou flow | E |
| Unmingled with the bitter Dorian dew | F |
| Begin and whilst the goats are browsing now | D |
| The soft leaves in our song let us pursue | F |
| The melancholy loves of Gallus List | G |
| We sing not to the deaf the wild woods knew | F |
| His sufferings and their echoes answer | H |
| Young Naiades in what far woodlands wild | I |
| Wandered ye when unworthy love possessed | J |
| Our Gallus Nor where Pindus is up piled | I |
| Nor where Parnassus' sacred mount nor where | K |
| Aonian Aganippe spreads its | L |
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| Three lines missing | A |
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| The laurels and the myrtle copses dim | M |
| The pine encircled mountain Maenalus | L |
| The cold crags of Lycaeus weep for him | M |
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| Several lines missing | A |
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| 'What madness is this Gallus thy heart's care | K |
| Lycoris mid rude camps and Alpine snow | E |
| With willing step pursues another there ' | - |
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| Some lines missing | A |
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| And Sylvan crowned with rustic coronals | L |
| Came shaking in his speed the budding wands | L |
| And heavy lilies which he bore we knew | F |
| Pan the Arcadian with | N |
| and said | O |
| 'Wilt thou not ever cease Love cares not | P |
| The meadows with fresh streams the bees with thyme | Q |
| The goats with the green leaves of budding spring | A |
| Are saturated not nor Love with tears ' | - |
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