At Glan-y-wern Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABA CDCDC AEAEA| White robed against the threefold white | A |
| Of shutter glass and curtains' lace | B |
| She flashed into the evening light | A |
| The brilliance of her gipsy face | B |
| I saw the evening in her light | A |
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| Clear from the soft hair to the mouth | C |
| Her ardent face made manifest | D |
| The sultry beauty of the South | C |
| Below a red rose climbing pressed | D |
| Against the roses of her mouth | C |
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| So in the window's threefold white | A |
| O'ertrailed with foliage like a bower | E |
| She seemed against the evening light | A |
| Amongst the flowers herself a flower | E |
| A tiger lily sheathed in white | A |
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