Among The Millet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIB| The dew is gleaming in the grass | A |
| The morning hours are seven | B |
| And I am fain to watch you pass | A |
| Ye soft white clouds of heaven | B |
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| Ye stray and gather part and fold | C |
| The wind alone can tame you | D |
| I think of what in time of old | C |
| The poets loved to name you | D |
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| They called you sheep the sky your sward | E |
| A field without a reaper | F |
| They called the shining sun your lord | E |
| The shepherd wind your keeper | F |
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| Your sweetest poets I will deem | G |
| The men of old for moulding | H |
| In simple beauty such a dream | G |
| And I could lie beholding | H |
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| Where daisies in the meadow toss | I |
| The wind from morn till even | J |
| Forever shepherd you across | I |
| The shining field of heaven | B |
Archibald Lampman
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