Ballade Of Dead Actors Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCCDCD BCBCCECD BCBCCDCD F CDCDI M Edward John Henley | A |
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Where are the passions they essayed | B |
And where the tears they made to flow | C |
Where the wild humours they portrayed | B |
For laughing worlds to see and know | C |
Othello's wrath and Juliet's woe | C |
Sir Peter's whims and Timon's gall | D |
And Millamant and Romeo | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
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Where are the braveries fresh or frayed | B |
The plumes the armours friend and foe | C |
The cloth of gold the rare brocade | B |
The mantles glittering to and fro | C |
The pomp the pride the royal show | C |
The cries of war and festival | E |
The youth the grace the charm the glow | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
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The curtain falls the play is played | B |
The Beggar packs beside the Beau | C |
The Monarch troops and troops the Maid | B |
The Thunder huddles with the Snow | C |
Where are the revellers high and low | C |
The clashing swords The lover's call | D |
The dancers gleaming row on row | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
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Envoy | F |
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Prince in one common overthrow | C |
The Hero tumbles with the Thrall | D |
As dust that drives as straws that blow | C |
Into the night go one and all | D |
William Ernest Henley
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