Cupid's Funeral Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCDEDFD GHGHGH| BY his side whose days are past | A |
| Lay bow and quiver | B |
| And his eyes that stare aghast | A |
| Close with a shiver | B |
| God nor man from Death at last | A |
| Love may deliver | B |
| Though of old we vowed my dear | C |
| Death should not take him | D |
| Mourn not thou that we must here | E |
| Coldly forsake him | D |
| Shed above his grave no tear | F |
| Tears will not wake him | D |
| - | |
| Cupid lieth cold and dead | G |
| Ended his flying | H |
| Pale his lips once rosy red | G |
| Swift was his dying | H |
| Place a stone above his head | G |
| Turn away sighing | H |
Victor James Daley
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