A Forecast Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCA DDEFFE| What days await this woman whose strange feet | A |
| Breathe spells whose presence makes men dream like wine | B |
| Tall free and slender as the forest pine | B |
| Whose form is moulded music through whose sweet | A |
| Frank eyes I feel the very heart's least beat | A |
| Keen passionate full of dreams and fire | C |
| How in the end and to what man's desire | C |
| Shall all this yield whose lips shall these lips meet | A |
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| One thing I know if he be great and pure | D |
| This love this fire this beauty shall endure | D |
| Triumph and hope shall lead him by the palm | E |
| But if not this some differing thing he be | F |
| That dream shall break in terror he shall see | F |
| The whirlwind ripen where he sowed the calm | E |
Archibald Lampman
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