At The British Museum Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEFAGDDDHH| I turn the page and read | A |
| quot I dream of silent verses where the rhyme | B |
| Glides noiseless as an oar quot | A |
| The heavy musty air the black desks | C |
| The bent heads and the rustling noises | D |
| In the great dome | E |
| Vanish | F |
| And | A |
| The sun hangs in the cobalt blue sky | G |
| The boat drifts over the lake shallows | D |
| The fishes skim like umber shades through the undulating weeds | D |
| The oleanders drop their rosy petals on the lawns | D |
| And the swallows dive and swirl and whistle | H |
| About the cleft battlements of Can Grande's castle | H |
Richard Aldington
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