Star-talk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAACCDB E EEFFD G GGHHD I IIJJDD E EEEED

'Are you awake GemelliA
This frosty night 'B
'We'll be awake till reveillA
Which is Sunrise ' say the GemelliA
'It's no good trying to go to sleepC
If there's wine to be got we'll drink it deepC
But rest is hopeless tonightD
But rest is hopeless tonight 'B
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'Are you cold too poor PleiadsE
This frosty night '-
'Yes and so are the HyadsE
See us cuddle and hug ' say the PleiadsE
'All six in a ring it keeps us warmF
We huddle together like birds in a stormF
It's bitter weather tonightD
It's bitter weather tonight '-
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'What do you hunt OrionG
This starry night '-
'The Ram the Bull and the LionG
And the Great Bear ' says OrionG
'With my starry quiver and beautiful beltH
I am trying to find a good thick peltH
To warm my shoulders tonightD
To warm my shoulders tonight '-
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'Did you hear that Great She bearI
This frosty night '-
'Yes he's talking of stripping me bareI
Of my own big fur ' says the She bearI
I'm afraid of the man and his terrible arrowJ
The thought of it chills my bones to the marrowJ
And the frost so cruel tonightD
And the frost so cruel tonightD
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'How is your trade AquariusE
This frosty night '-
'Complaints is many and variousE
And my feet are cold ' says AquariusE
'There's Venus objects to Dolphin scalesE
And Mars to Crab spawn found in my pailsE
And the pump has frozen tonightD
And the pump has frozen tonight '-

Robert Von Ranke Graves



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