To A Voice That Had Been Lost. [1] Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC BBBBBBBBDDAAEEFFAGAG AAAAHHHH| Vane quid affectas faciem mihi ponere pictor | A |
| A ris et lingua sum filia | B |
| Et si vis similem pingere pinge sonum AUSONIUS | C |
| - | |
| Once more Enchantress of the soul | B |
| Once more we hail thy soft controul | B |
| Yet whither whither did'st thou fly | B |
| To what bright region of the sky | B |
| Say in what distant star to dwell | B |
| Of other worlds thou seemst to tell | B |
| Or trembling fluttering here below | B |
| Resolv'd and unresolv'd to go | B |
| In secret didst thou still impart | D |
| Thy raptures to the Pure in heart | D |
| Perhaps to many a desert shore | A |
| Thee in his rage the Tempest bore | A |
| Thy broken murmurs swept along | E |
| Mid Echoes yet untun'd by song | E |
| Arrested in the realms of Frost | F |
| Or in the wilds of Ether lost | F |
| Far happier thou 'twas thine to soar | A |
| Careering on the winged wind | G |
| Thy triumphs who shall dare explore | A |
| Suns and their systems left behind | G |
| No tract of space no distant star | A |
| No shock of elements at war | A |
| Did thee detain Thy wing of fire | A |
| Bore thee amidst the Cherub choir | A |
| And there awhile to thee 'twas giv'n | H |
| Once more that Voice Footnote belov'd to join | H |
| Which taught thee first a flight divine | H |
| And nurs'd thy infant years with many a strain from Heav'n | H |
Samuel Rogers
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