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In what year and city was 'So We'll Go No More A Roving' written?

1817 in Venice

How many quatrains does the poem contain?

Three

What rhyme scheme does each stanza follow?

ABAB

What does the metaphor of the sword and sheath symbolize?

Decline of physical & emotional vigour

Which theme underscores Byron's context of writing this poem?

Weariness & necessity for rest

What does the repetition of 'So' at the poem's opening emphasize?

Finality of the decision

What necessity does 'And the heart must pause to breathe' express through personification?

The necessity for rest

What does the moon symbolize in the poem?

Constant allure of the night

What primarily describes the poem's metre?

Iambic

Which Blake poem shares the theme of passion's destructive nature?

The Sick Rose

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