To Ianthe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDCDEFEFGG| I love thee Baby for thine own sweet sake | A |
| Those azure eyes that faintly dimpled cheek | B |
| Thy tender frame so eloquently weak | B |
| Love in the sternest heart of hate might wake | A |
| But more when o'er thy fitful slumber bending | C |
| Thy mother folds thee to her wakeful heart | D |
| Whilst love and pity in her glances blending | C |
| All that thy passive eyes can feel impart | D |
| More when some feeble lineaments of her | E |
| Who bore thy weight beneath her spotless bosom | F |
| As with deep love I read thy face recur | E |
| More dear art thou O fair and fragile blossom | F |
| Dearest when most thy tender traits express | G |
| The image of thy mother s loveliness | G |
Percy Bysshe Shelley
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