The Young Indian Maid Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCDD ABABEFEFDD| There came a nymph dancing | A |
| Gracefully gracefully | B |
| Her eye a light glancing | A |
| Like the blue sea | B |
| And while all this gladness | B |
| Around her steps hung | C |
| Such sweet notes of sadness | B |
| Her gentle lips sung | C |
| That ne'er while I live from my memory shall fade | D |
| The song or the look of that young Indian maid | D |
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| Her zone of bells ringing | A |
| Cheerily cheerily | B |
| Chimed to her singing | A |
| Light echoes of glee | B |
| But in vain did she borrow | E |
| Of mirth the gay tone | F |
| Her voice spoke of sorrow | E |
| And sorrow alone | F |
| Nor e'er while I live from my memory shall fade | D |
| The song or the look of that young Indian maid | D |
Thomas Moore
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