Odes Of Anacreon - Ode Xliv Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJKLL DDMMA | |
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Buds of roses virgin flowers | B |
Culled from Cupid's balmy bowers | B |
In the bowl of Bacchus steep | C |
Till with crimson drops they weep | C |
Twine the rose the garland twine | D |
Every leaf distilling wine | D |
Drink and smile and learn to think | E |
That we were born to smile and drink | E |
Rose thou art the sweetest flower | F |
That ever drank the amber shower | F |
Rose thou art the fondest child | G |
Of dimpled Spring the wood nymph wild | G |
Even the Gods who walk the sky | H |
Are amorous of thy scented sigh | H |
Cupid too in Paphian shades | I |
His hair with rosy fillets braids | I |
When with the blushing sister Graces | J |
The wanton winding dance he traces | K |
Then bring me showers of roses bring | L |
And shed them o'er me while I sing | L |
Or while great Bacchus round thy shrine | D |
Wreathing my brow with rose and vine | D |
I lead some bright nymph through the dance | M |
Commingling soul with every glance | M |
Thomas Moore
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