Eleu Loro Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDDD EFEFFBFBDB ABABGFGFBF HAHAABABBB

Where shall the lover restA
Whom the fates severB
From his true maiden s breastA
Parted for everB
Where through groves deep and highC
Sounds the far billowD
Where early violets dieC
Under the willowD
Eleu loroD
Soft shall be his pillowD
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There through the summer dayE
Cool streams are lavingF
There while the tempests swayE
Scarce are boughs wavingF
There thy rest shalt thou takeF
Parted for everB
Never again to wakeF
Never O neverB
Eleu loroD
Never O neverB
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Where shall the traitor restA
He the deceiverB
Who could win maiden s breastA
Ruin and leave herB
In the lost battleG
Borne down by the flyingF
Where mingles war s rattleG
With groans of the dyingF
Eleu loroB
There shall he be lyingF
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Her wing shall the eagle flapH
O er the falseheartedA
His warm blood the wolf shall lapH
Ere life be partedA
Shame and dishonour sitA
By his grave everB
Blessing shall hallow itA
Never O neverB
Eleu loroB
Never O neverB

Sir Walter Scott



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