The First Julep Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF EGEG| I love the lazy Southern spring | A |
| The way she melts around a chap | B |
| And lets the great magnolias fling | A |
| Their languid petals in his lap | B |
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| I love to travel down half way | C |
| And meet her coming up the earth | D |
| With hurdy gurdy men who play | C |
| And make the children dance for mirth | D |
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| But best of all I love to steer | E |
| For quiet corners not too far | F |
| Where the first juleps reappear | E |
| With fresh green mint behind the bar | F |
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| P S Perhaps you'll think it queer | E |
| But I do not dislike a hint | G |
| To let the juleps disappear | E |
| And stick my nose into the mint | G |
Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey
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