Odes Of Anacreon - Ode Lv Poem Rhyme Scheme

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While we invoke the wreathed spring	B
Resplendent rose to thee we'll sing	B
Resplendent rose the flower of flowers	C
Whose breath perfumes the Olympian bowers	C
Whose virgin blush of chastened dye	D
Enchants so much our mortal eye	D
When pleasure's spring tide season glows	E
The Graces love to wreathe the rose	E
And Venus in its fresh blown leaves	F
An emblem of herself perceives	F
Oft hath the poet's magic tongue	G
The rose's fair luxuriance sung	G
And long the Muses heavenly maids	H
Have reared it in their tuneful shades	H
When at the early glance of morn	I
It sleeps upon the glittering thorn	I
'Tis sweet to dare the tangled fence	J
To cull the timid floweret thence	J
And wipe with tender hand away	K
The tear that on its blushes lay	K
'Tis sweet to hold the infant stems	L
Yet dropping with Aurora's gems	L
And fresh inhale the spicy sighs	M
That from the weeping buds arise	M
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When revel reigns when mirth is high	D
And Bacchus beams in every eye	D
Our rosy fillets scent exhale	N
And fill with balm the fainting gale	N
There's naught in nature bright or gay	K
Where roses do not shed their ray	K
When morning paints the orient skies	M
Her fingers burn with roseate dyes	M
Young nymphs betray the Rose's hue	O
O'er whitest arms it kindles thro'	K
In Cytherea's form it glows	E
And mingles with the living snows	E
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The rose distils a healing balm	P
The beating pulse of pain to calm	P
Preserves the cold inurn d clay	K
And mocks the vestige of decay	K
And when at length in pale decline	Q
Its florid beauties fade and pine	Q
Sweet as in youth its balmy breath	R
Diffuses odor even in death	R
Oh whence could such a plant have sprung	G
Listen for thus the tale is sung	G
When humid from the silvery stream	S
Effusing beauty's warmest beam	S
Venus appeared in flushing hues	T
Mellowed by ocean's briny dews	T
When in the starry courts above	U
The pregnant brain of mighty Jove	U
Disclosed the nymph of azure glance	V
The nymph who shakes the martial lance	V
Then then in strange eventful hour	K
The earth produced an infant flower	K
Which sprung in blushing glories drest	W
And wantoned o'er its parent breast	W
The gods beheld this brilliant birth	X
And hailed the Rose the boon of earth	X
With nectar drops a ruby tide	W
The sweetly orient buds they dyed	W
And bade them bloom the flowers divine	Q
Of him who gave the glorious vine	Q
And bade them on the spangled thorn	I
Expand their bosoms to the morn	I

Thomas Moore

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