An Ode To Sir Clipsby Crew Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCD EEDFFD GGHIIH DDJKKL MMNDDN OONPPNHere we securely live and eat | A |
The cream of meat | A |
And keep eternal fires | B |
By which we sit and do divine | C |
As wine | C |
And rage inspires | D |
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If full we charm then call upon | E |
Anacreon | E |
To grace the frantic Thyrse | D |
And having drunk we raise a shout | F |
Throughout | F |
To praise his verse | D |
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Then cause we Horace to be read | G |
Which sung or said | G |
A goblet to the brim | H |
Of lyric wine both swell'd and crown'd | I |
Around | I |
We quaff to him | H |
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Thus thus we live and spend the hours | D |
In wine and flowers | D |
And make the frolic year | J |
The month the week the instant day | K |
To stay | K |
The longer here | L |
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Come then brave Knight and see the cell | M |
Wherein I dwell | M |
And my enchantments too | N |
Which love and noble freedom is | D |
And this | D |
Shall fetter you | N |
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Take horse and come or be so kind | O |
To send your mind | O |
Though but in numbers few | N |
And I shall think I have the heart | P |
Or part | P |
Of Clipsby Crew | N |
Robert Herrick
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