Gazel Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDECC DFDGCC HIHICC| Haste Maami the spring is nigh | A |
| Already in the unopened flowers | B |
| That sleep around us Fancy's eye | A |
| Can see the blush of future bowers | B |
| And joy it brings to thee and me | C |
| My own beloved Maami | C |
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| The streamlet frozen on its way | D |
| To feed the marble Founts of Kings | E |
| Now loosened by the vernal ray | D |
| Upon its path exulting springs | E |
| As doth this bounding heart to thee | C |
| My ever blissful Maami | C |
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| Such bright hours were not made to stay | D |
| Enough if they awhile remain | F |
| Like Irem's bowers that fade away | D |
| From time to time and come again | G |
| And life shall all one Irem be | C |
| For us my gentle Maami | C |
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| O haste for this impatient heart | H |
| Is like the rose in Yemen's vale | I |
| That rends its inmost leaves apart | H |
| With passion for the nightingale | I |
| So languishes this soul for thee | C |
| My bright and blushing Maami | C |
Thomas Moore
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