The Wood-god Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBCDEDEFGGFHHIJJIBrother lost brother | A |
Thou of mine ancient kin | B |
Thou of the swift will that no ponderings smother | A |
The dumb life in me fumbles out to the shade | C |
Thou lurkest in | B |
In vain evasive ever through the glade | C |
Departing footsteps fail | D |
And only where the grasses have been pressed | E |
Or by snapped twigs I follow a fruitless trail | D |
So give o'er the quest | E |
Sprawl on the roots and moss | F |
Let the lithe garter squirm across my throat | G |
Let the slow clouds and leaves above me float | G |
Into mine eyeballs and across | F |
Nor think them further Lo the marvel now | H |
Thou whom my soul desireth even thou | H |
Sprawl'st by my side who fled'st at my pursuit | I |
I hear thy fluting at my shoulder there | J |
I see the sharp ears through the tangled hair | J |
And birds and bunnies at thy music mute | I |
Bliss Carman And Richard Hovey
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