The Death Of Artemidora Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLEMNNOPQE RS| ARTEMIDORA Gods invisible | A |
| While thou art lying faint along the couch | B |
| Have tied the sandal to thy veined feet | C |
| And stand beside thee ready to convey | D |
| Thy weary steps where other rivers flow | E |
| Refreshing shades will waft thy weariness | F |
| Away and voices like thine own come nigh | G |
| Soliciting nor vainly thy embrace | H |
| Artemidora sigh d and would have press d | I |
| The hand now pressing hers but was too weak | J |
| Fate s shears were over her dark hair unseen | K |
| While thus Elpenor spake he look d into | L |
| Eyes that had given light and life erewhile | E |
| To those above them those now dim with tears | M |
| And watchfulness Again he spake of joy | N |
| Eternal At that word that sad word joy | N |
| Faithful and fond her bosom heav d once more | O |
| Her head fell back one sob one loud deep sob | P |
| Swell d through the darken d chamber t was not hers | Q |
| With her that old boat incorruptible | E |
| Unwearied undiverted in its course | R |
| Had plash d the water up the farther strand | S |
Walter Savage Landor
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