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"She that fain would fly, she shall quickly follow,
She that now rejects, yet with gifts shall woo thee,
She that heeds thee not, soon shall love to madness,
Love thee, the loth one!"
As for the tine it seems kind of distressed as they state that nothing they try works.
I would say the mood would mainly be sad as they are at a loss of how to get the person to notice them.

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
Through the mid-ether;

theme-letting go/tension
tone- relief/uplifting
rhyme scheme-ABCA
mood-in awe

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
I really enjoy this stanza as it has a lot of imagery and a slightly darker tone from the rest of the poem, despite being inspirational. The rhyme scheme is ABCA.

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!
-the mood of this stanza is dark and di
-this stanza is kind of a hyperbole because the narrator is acting very desperate

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
Through the mid-ether;
The stanza itself is rather hard to understand although it shows swell imagery and even a slight amount of alliteration in the third line.

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Aphrodite, subtle of soul and deathless,
Daughter of God, weaver of wiles, I pray thee
Neither with care, dread Mistress, nor with anguish,
Slay thou my spirit! Here the speaker calls out to Aphrodite in a desperate way

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
Through the mid-ether;
The imagery in this stanza is very powerful, the lack of rhyming adds to the intensity of Aphrodite's decent.

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Aphrodite, subtle of soul and deathless,
Daughter of God, weaver of wiles, I pray thee
Neither with care, dread Mistress, nor with anguish,
Slay thou my spirit

He's being very precise about what he wants .

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But in pity hasten, come now if ever
From afar of old when my voice implored thee,
Thou hast deigned to listen, leaving the golden
House of thy father
Rhyme scheme:abc
theme begging for her ot show herself
mood desperate

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
Through the mid-ether;
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA
Tone: uplifting
Theme: release of tension
Mood: Happy
Imagery

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!
Theme: Hes begging for mercy
Tone: dismal
Mood: Desperate

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!

theme- begging for release
tone-light
mood-strong
personification

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"She that fain would fly, she shall quickly follow,
She that now rejects, yet with gifts shall woo thee,
She that heeds thee not, soon shall love to madness,
Love thee, the loth one!"
theme: trying to get her to love him.
tone: desperate
mood: some what romantic

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!

Theme- desire
Tone- ache and yearning
Mood- loneliness or sadness

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
Through the mid-ether;
Theme- tension
Tone- dark/ Mysterious
Mood-suspence
Imagrey

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"What my frenzied heart craved in utter yearning,
Whom its wild desire would persuade to passion?
What disdainful charms, madly worshipped, slight thee?
Who wrongs thee, Sappho?"
Aphrodite consoled the man and gave him feeling of love and tranquility.

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Very swift they came; and thou, gracious Vision,
Leaned with face that smiled in immortal beauty,
Leaned to me and asked, "What misfortune threatened?
Why I had called thee?"
Theme- struggle
Tone- Determination
mood- strong

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!

The theme: Pain
The Tone: Lonely
The mood: Sad

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!
The theme for this is heart break and a desire for them.
The tone is lovesick.
The mood is sadness.

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Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!
*the speaker wants aphrodite to relieve him of his pain and suffering, as well as be his ally

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"What my frenzied heart craved in utter yearning,
Whom its wild desire would persuade to passion?
What disdainful charms, madly worshipped, slight thee?
Who wrongs thee, Sappho?"
*Aphrodite made the man feel love and compassion

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"She that fain would fly, she shall quickly follow,
She that now rejects, yet with gifts shall woo thee,
She that heeds thee not, soon shall love to madness,
Love thee, the loth one!"
Speaker: Sappho talking to and about Aphrodite.
Theme: Sappho's wish and hope for Aphrodite to love him.
Tone: Admiration (a little bit of frustration)
Mood: Romantic
Repetition: "She" starting every line.

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"She that fain would fly, she shall quickly follow,
She that now rejects, yet with gifts shall woo thee,
She that heeds thee not, soon shall love to madness,
Love thee, the loth one!"
reparation

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"She that fain would fly, she shall quickly follow,
She that now rejects, yet with gifts shall woo thee,
She that heeds thee not, soon shall love to madness,
Love thee, the loth one!"

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Aphrodite, subtle of soul and deathless,
Daughter of God, weaver of wiles

alliteration

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"'What my frenzied heart craved in utter yearning,
Whom its wild desire would persuade to passion?
What disdainful charms, madly worshipped, slight thee?
Who wrongs thee, Sappho?'
There is no detectable rhyme scheme during this line (to me at least). The poem uses personification of the heart and desire to show Sapphos feelings. The Theme is heartbreak and desire for someone, and how it can be very powerful.
The tone is feeling lovesick and mournful as he tells of his desires for her.

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With thy chariot yoked; and with doves that drew thee,
Fair and fleet around the dark earth from heaven,
Dipping vibrant wings down he azure distance,
Through the mid-ether;

Theme: Soppho is in love with Aphrodite and is begging her to live him back.
Tone: ethereal beauty, lovesick, heart-eyes
Mood: in awe

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Very swift they came; and thou, gracious Vision,
Leaned with face that smiled in immortal beauty,
Leaned to me and asked, "What misfortune threatened?
Why I had called thee?"

~ The theme of the stanza is that Sopho is in love with Aphrodite and desperate for her to love him back.

~ The tone of the stanza is almost one of awe toward Aphrodite.

~ The imagery use in this stanza paints Aphrodite into the reader's mind. She is seen as beautiful and unearthly, almost to the point of being unattainable.

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Very swift they came; and thou, gracious Vision,
Leaned with face that smiled in immortal beauty,
Leaned to me and asked, "What misfortune threatened?
Why I had called thee?"
The theme of this stanza is Aphrodite welcoming a man who is in distress and is longings for the help of the beautiful goddess of love. The mood is calming and relaxing because the man is describing Aphrodite's beauty as she comes before him. The mood is also anxious and desperate because the man appears to be pleading for Aphrodite's help. The author's tone used in this stanza is graceful; he makes Aphrodite seem as if she's an angel from the heavens which catches our attention and makes readers feel like she can help this man.

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"Come to me now thus, Goddess, and release me
From distress and pain; and all my distracted
Heart would seek, do thou, once again fulfilling,
Still be my ally!"
The tone is desperate wanting her to cure him

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"Very swift they came; and thou, gracious Vision,
Leaned with face that smiled in immortal beauty,
Leaned to me and asked, "What misfortune threatened?
Why I had called thee?'"
This stanza uses imagery to express the beauty of Aphrodite, calling her a "gracious vision" and describing her as having "immortal beauty". Soppho sounds desperate and longing of Aphrodite. He creates this interaction because he wants to have the attention of a beautiful goddess.