Forest Moods Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEF AAGG HHAA| There is singing of birds in the deep wet woods | A |
| In the heart of the listening solitudes | A |
| Pewees and thrushes and sparrows not few | B |
| And all the notes of their throats are true | B |
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| The thrush from the innermost ash takes on | C |
| A tender dream of the treasured and gone | D |
| But the sparrow singeth with pride and cheer | E |
| Of the might and light of the present and here | F |
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| There is shining of flowers in the deep wet woods | A |
| In the heart of the sensitive solitudes | A |
| The roseate bell and the lily are there | G |
| And every leaf of their sheaf is fair | G |
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| Careless and bold without dream of woe | H |
| The trilliums scatter their flags of snow | H |
| But the pale wood daffodil covers her face | A |
| Agloom with the doom of a sorrowful race | A |
Archibald Lampman
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