Odes Of Anacreon - Ode. Liv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFF| A | |
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| Methinks the pictured bull we see | B |
| Is amorous Jove it must be he | B |
| How fondly blest he seems to bear | C |
| That fairest of Phoenician fair | C |
| How proud he breasts the foamy tide | D |
| And spurns the billowy surge aside | D |
| Could any beast of vulgar vein | E |
| Undaunted thus defy the main | E |
| No he descends from climes above | F |
| He looks the God he breathes of Jove | F |
Thomas Moore
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