On Hearing The Princess Royal Sing Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DCDC EFEF GHGH IJIJ BCBC KLKL CMCM CNCN OPQP MEME

In thine abode so highA
Where yet one scarce can breatheB
Dear child most tenderlyC
A soft song thou dost wreatheB
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Thou singest little girlD
Thy sire the King is heC
Around thee glories whirlD
But all things sigh in theeC
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Thy thought may seek not wingsE
Of speech dear love's forbiddenF
Thy smiles those heavenly thingsE
Being faintly born are chiddenF
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Thou feel'st poor little BrideG
A hand unknown and chillH
Clasp thine from out the wideG
Deep shade so deathly stillH
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Thy sad heart wingless weakI
Is sunk in this black shadeJ
So deep thy small hands seekI
Vainly the pulse God madeJ
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Thou art yet but highness thouB
That shaft be majestyC
Though still on thy fair browB
Some faint dawn flush may beC
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Child unto armies dearK
Even now we mark heaven's lightL
Dimmed with the fume and fearK
And glory of battle mightL
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Thy godfather is heC
Earth's Pope he hails thee childM
Passing armed men you seeC
Like unarmed women mildM
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As saint all worship theeC
Thyself even hast the strongN
Thrill of divinityC
Mingled with thy small songN
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Each grand old warriorO
Guards thee submissive proudP
Mute thunders at thy doorQ
Sleep that shall wake most loudP
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Around thee foams the wildM
Bright sea the lot of kingsE
Happier wert thou my childM
I' the woods a bird that singsE

Victor Marie Hugo



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