When To Sad Music Silent You Listen Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD BEBEAFAFWhen to sad Music silent you listen | A |
And tears on those eyelids tremble like dew | B |
Oh then there dwells in those eyes as they glisten | A |
A sweet holy charm that mirth never knew | B |
But when some lively strain resounding | C |
Lights up the sunshine of joy on that brow | D |
Then the young reindeer o'er the hills bounding | C |
Was ne'er in its mirth so graceful as thou | D |
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When on the skies at midnight thou gazest | B |
A lustre so pure thy features then wear | E |
That when to some star that bright eye thou raisest | B |
We feel 'tis thy home thou'rt looking for there | E |
But when the word for the gay dance is given | A |
So buoyant thy spirit so heartfelt thy mirth | F |
Oh then we exclaim Ne'er leave earth for heaven | A |
But linger still here to make heaven of earth | F |
Thomas Moore
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