Nocturne: In Anjou Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIDJKLM| I dreamed of Sappho on a summer night | A |
| Her nightingales were singing in the trees | B |
| Beside the castled river and the wind | C |
| Fell like a woman's fingers on my cheek | D |
| And then I slept and dreamed and marked no change | E |
| The night went on with me into my dream | F |
| This only I remember that I cried | G |
| O Sappho ere I leave this paradise | H |
| Sing me one song of those lost books of yours | I |
| For which we poets still go sorrowing | D |
| That when I meet my fellows on the earth | J |
| I may rejoice them more than many pearls | K |
| And she the sweetly smiling answered me | L |
| As one who dreams I have forgotten them | M |
Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey
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