Carmen Circulare Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBC DEDE BBBB FGFG BHBH| Q H Flaccus | A |
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| Dellius that car which night and day | B |
| Lightnings and thunders arm and scourge | C |
| Tumultuous down the Appian Way | B |
| Be slow to urge | C |
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| Though reckless Lydia bid thee fly | D |
| And Telephus o'ertaking jeer | E |
| Nay sit and strongly occupy | D |
| The lower gear | E |
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| They call the road consenting quot Haste quot | B |
| Such as delight in dust collected | B |
| Until arrives I too have raced | B |
| The unexpected | B |
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| What ox not doomed to die alone | F |
| Or inauspicious hound may bring | G |
| Thee 'twixt two kisses to the throne | F |
| Of Hades' King | G |
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| I cannot tell the Furies send | B |
| No warning ere their bolts arrive | H |
| 'Tis best to reach our chosen end | B |
| Late but alive | H |
Rudyard Kipling
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