The Day-dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACCDEED| THE thronged boughs of the shadowy sycamore | A |
| Still bear young leaflets half the summer through | B |
| From when the robin 'gainst the unhidden blue | B |
| Perched dark till now deep in the leafy core | A |
| The embowered throstle's urgent wood notes soar | A |
| Through summer silence Still the leaves come new | B |
| Yet never rosy sheathed as those which drew | B |
| Their spiral tongues from spring buds heretofore | A |
| Within the branching shade of Reverie | C |
| Dreams even may spring till autumn yet none be | C |
| Like woman's budding day dream spirit fann'd | D |
| Lo tow'rd deep skies not deeper than her look | E |
| She dreams till now on her forgotten book | E |
| Drops the forgotten blossom from her hand | D |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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