Odes Of Anacreon - Ode Xlvi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFFCCGG HHIIBBJJ| A | |
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| Behold the young the rosy Spring | B |
| Gives to the breeze her scented wing | B |
| While virgin Graces warm with May | C |
| Fling roses o'er her dewy way | C |
| The murmuring billows of the deep | D |
| Have languished into silent sleep | D |
| And mark the flitting sea birds lave | E |
| Their plumes in the reflecting wave | E |
| While cranes from hoary winter fly | F |
| To flutter in a kinder sky | F |
| Now the genial star of day | C |
| Dissolves the murky clouds away | C |
| And cultured field and winding stream | G |
| Are freshly glittering in his beam | G |
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| Now the earth prolific swells | H |
| With leafy buds and flowery bells | H |
| Gemming shoots the olive twine | I |
| Clusters ripe festoon the vine | I |
| All along the branches creeping | B |
| Through the velvet foliage peeping | B |
| Little infant fruits we see | J |
| Nursing into luxury | J |
Thomas Moore
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