Catullus: Xxxi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCCDAD EFEFFGFGAfter passing Sirmione April | A |
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Sirmio thou dearest dear of strands | B |
That Neptune strokes in lake and sea | C |
With what high joy from stranger lands | B |
Doth thy old friend set foot on thee | C |
Yea barely seems it true to me | C |
That no Bithynia holds me now | D |
But calmly and assuringly | A |
Around me stretchest homely Thou | D |
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Is there a scene more sweet than when | E |
Our clinging cares are undercast | F |
And worn by alien moils and men | E |
The long untrodden sill repassed | F |
We press the pined for couch at last | F |
And find a full repayment there | G |
Then hail sweet Sirmio thou that wast | F |
And art mine own unrivalled Fair | G |
Thomas Hardy
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