Zapolya Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B CDCE EEEE EEFFFFF A B FFGGFHIF JJEEFHIFSong | A |
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Act II Scene I lines | B |
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A sunny shaft did I behold | C |
From sky to earth it slanted | D |
And poised therein a bird so bold | C |
Sweet bird thou wert enchanted | E |
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He sank he rose he twinkled he trolled | E |
Within that shaft of sunny mist | E |
His eyes of fire his beak of gold | E |
All else of amethyst | E |
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And thus he sang Adieu adieu | E |
Love's dreams prove seldom true | E |
The blossoms they make no delay | F |
The sparkling dew drops will not stay | F |
Sweet month of May | F |
Image We must away | F |
Image Image Far far away | F |
Image Image Image To day to day ' | - |
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Hun ting Song | A |
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Act IV Scene II lines | B |
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Up up ye dames ye lasses gay | F |
To the meadows trip away | F |
'Tis you must tend the flocks this morn | G |
And scare the small birds from the corn | G |
Not a soul at home may stay | F |
Image For the shepherds must go | H |
Image With lance and bow | I |
To hunt the wolf in the woods to day | F |
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Leave the hearth and leave the house | J |
To the cricket and the mouse | J |
Find grannam out a sunny seat | E |
With babe and lambkin at her feet | E |
Not a soul at home must stay | F |
Image For the shepherds must go | H |
Image With lance and bow | I |
To hunt the wolf in the woods to day | F |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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