The White Island:or Place Of The Blest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAAB CCDB EFEB GHHB IIIB JJJB

In this world the Isle of DreamsA
While we sit by sorrow's streamsA
Tears and terrors are our themesA
RecitingB
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But when once from hence we flyC
More and more approaching nighC
Unto young eternityD
UnitingB
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In that whiter Island whereE
Things are evermore sincereF
Candour here and lustre thereE
DelightingB
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There no monstrous fancies shallG
Out of hell an horror callH
To create or cause at allH
AffrightingB
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There in calm and cooling sleepI
We our eyes shall never steepI
But eternal watch shall keepI
AttendingB
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Pleasures such as shall pursueJ
Me immortalized and youJ
And fresh joys as never tooJ
Have endingB

Robert Herrick



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