Winter Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGH IJHKL MNOJAPQRHSSHE| Oh wind swept towers | A |
| Oh endlessly blossoming trees | B |
| White clouds and lucid eyes | C |
| And pools in the rocks whose unplumbed blue is pregnant | D |
| With who knows what of subtlety | E |
| And magical curves and limbs | F |
| White Anadyomene and her shallow breasts | G |
| Mother of pearled with light | H |
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| And oh the April April of straight soft hair | I |
| Falling smooth as the mountain water and brown | J |
| The April of little leaves unblinded | H |
| Of rosy nipples and innocence | K |
| And the blue languor of weary eyelids | L |
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| Across a huge gulf I fling my voice | M |
| And my desires together | N |
| Across a huge gulf on the other bank | O |
| Crouches April with her hair as smooth and straight and brown | J |
| As falling waters | A |
| Oh brave curve upwards and outwards | P |
| Oh despair of the downward tilting | Q |
| Despair still beautiful | R |
| As a great star one has watched all night | H |
| Wheeling down under the hills | S |
| Silence widens and darkens | S |
| Voice and desires have dropped out of sight | H |
| I am all alone dreaming she would come and kiss me | E |
Aldous Huxley
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