Eudaemon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEFGHH IJIJKL MNMOPP

O happiness I know not what far seasA
Blue hills and deep thy sunny realms surroundB
That thus in Music's wistful harmoniesA
And concert of sweet soundB
A rumor steals from some uncertain shoreC
Of lovely things outworn or gladness yet in storeC
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Whether thy beams be pitiful and comeD
Across the sundering of vanished yearsE
From childhood and the happy fields of homeF
Like eyes instinct with tearsG
Felt through green brakes of hedge and apple boughH
Round haunts delightful once desert and silent nowH
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Or yet if prescience of unrealized loveI
Startle the breast with each melodious airJ
And gifts that gentle hands are donors ofI
Still wait intact somewhereJ
Furled up all golden in a perfumed placeK
Within the folded petals of forthcoming daysL
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Only forever in the old unrestM
Of winds and waters and the varying yearN
A litany from islands of the blessedM
Answers Not here not hereO
And over the wide world that wandering cryP
Shall lead my searching heart unsoothed until I dieP

Alan Seeger



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