Translations From Catullus. Carm. Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC EAEA CFCF| pauca nunciate meae puellae | A |
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| Comrades and friends with whom where'er | B |
| The fates have willed thro' life I've roved | C |
| Now speed ye home and with you bear | D |
| These bitter words to her I've loved | C |
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| Tell her from fool to fool to run | E |
| Where'er her vain caprice may call | A |
| Of all her dupes not loving one | E |
| But ruining and maddening all | A |
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| Bid her forget what now is past | C |
| Our once dear love whose rain lies | F |
| Like a fair flower the meadow's last | C |
| Which feels the ploughshare's edge and dies | F |
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