The Land Of Fable Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A B AAAA CDCD EFEF GHGH A| L'Orient qu'y voyez vous po tes | A |
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| PRELUDE b | B |
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| Now vot'ries of the Muses turn your eyes | A |
| Unto the East and say what there appears | A |
| Alas the voice of Poesy replies | A |
| Mystic's that light between the hemispheres | A |
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| Yes dread's the mystic light in yonder heaven | C |
| Dull is the gleam behind the distant hill | D |
| Like feeble flashes in the welkin driven | C |
| When the far thunder seems as it were still | D |
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| But who can tell if that uncertain glare | E |
| Be Phoebus' self adorned with glowing vest | F |
| Or if illusions pregnant in the air | E |
| Have drawn our glances to the radiant west | F |
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| Haply the sunset has deceived the sight | G |
| Perchance 'tis evening while we look for morning | H |
| Bewildered in the mazes of twilight | G |
| That lucid sunset may appear a dawning | H |
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| G W M REYNOLDS | A |
Victor-marie Hugo
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