Odes Of Anacreon - Ode Xxxi Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFFGGHHFFA | |
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Armed with hyacinthine rod | B |
Arms enough for such a god | B |
Cupid bade me wing my pace | C |
And try with him the rapid race | C |
O'er many a torrent wild and deep | D |
By tangled brake and pendent steep | D |
With weary foot I panting flew | E |
Till my brow dropt with chilly dew | E |
And now my soul exhausted dying | F |
To my lip was faintly flying | F |
And now I thought the spark had fled | G |
When Cupid hovered o'er my head | G |
And fanning light his breezy pinion | H |
Rescued my soul from death's dominion | H |
Then said in accents half reproving | F |
Why hast thou been a foe to loving | F |
Thomas Moore
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