Gratiana Dancing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDB AABEBB| SHE beat the happy pavement | A |
| By such a star made firmament | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Which now no more the roof envies | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp But swells up high with Atlas even | C |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Bearing the brighter nobler heaven | D |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp And in her all the deities | B |
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| Each step trod out a Lover's thought | A |
| And the ambitious hopes he brought | A |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Chain'd to her brave feet with such arts | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp Such sweet command and gentle awe | E |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp As when she ceased we sighing saw | B |
| nbsp nbsp nbsp The floor lay paved with broken hearts | B |
Richard Lovelace
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