To The Muses Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH| Whether on Ida's shady brow | A |
| Or in the chambers of the East | B |
| The chambers of the Sun that now | A |
| From ancient melody have ceased | B |
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| Whether in heaven ye wander fair | C |
| Or the green corners of the earth | D |
| Or the blue regions of the air | C |
| Where the melodious winds have birth | D |
| - | |
| Whether on crystal rocks ye rove | E |
| Beneath the bosom of the sea | F |
| Wandering in many a coral grove | E |
| Fair Nine forsaking Poetry | F |
| - | |
| How have you left the ancient love | G |
| That bards of old enjoy'd in you | H |
| The languid strings do scarcely move | I |
| The sound is forced the notes are few | H |
William Blake
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