And Does She Still Perceive Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDBDCEEFFGHHIJJKL LKMNNOMMKOOOAnd does she still perceive her curtain drawn | A |
white fields where maiden Dawn | A |
is anguish'd with the untold approach of joy | B |
or in the wooing forenoon softly pass | C |
where of our little friends | D |
that knew us girl and boy | B |
the delicate feather pinks each dainty greeting bends | D |
before her step amid the pale sweet grass | C |
or warmer flush | E |
our poppies with her blush | E |
as the long day of love grows bold for the red kiss | F |
and dreams of bliss | F |
dizzy the brain and awe the youthful blood | G |
Surely her longing gaze hath call'd them forth | H |
the bashful blue eyed flower births of the North | H |
forget me nots and violets of the wood | I |
those maids that slept beneath the snow and every gracious thing | J |
that glads the spring | J |
Ah sweet but dream me in thy landscape there | K |
as I have pictured thee | L |
and I shall rest the long day at thy knee | L |
beneath thy hair | K |
and Thou and I unconscious of surprise | M |
but innocently quiet and gravely glad | N |
and just a little sad | N |
with longing long repress'd | O |
shall fill with grace each other's welcome eyes | M |
till the shy evening rise | M |
and the streaming lilac bloom enchant the drowsed air | K |
hushing it soft and warm round pillows press'd | O |
by happy lovers' rest | O |
lost in that timeless hour when breast is joined to breast | O |
Christopher John Brennan
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