Mid-august Poem Rhyme Scheme

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From the upland hidden	A
Where the hill is sunny	B
Tawny like pure honey	B
In the August heat	C
Memories float unbidden	B
Where the thicket serries	D
Fragrant with ripe berries	D
And the milk weed sweet	C
	-
Like a prayer mat holy	B
Are the patterned mosses	D
Which the twin flower crosses	D
With her flowerless vine	B
In fragile melancholy	B
The pallid ghost flowers hover	E
As if to guard and cover	E
The shadow of a shrine	B
	-
Where the pine linnet lingered	F
The pale water searches	D
The roots of gleaming birches	D
Draw silver from the lake	G
The ripples liquid fingered	F
Plucking the root layers	D
Fairy like lute players	D
Lulling music make	G
	-
O to lie here brooding	H
Where the pine tree column	B
Rises dark and solemn	B
To the airy lair	I
Where the day eluding	H
Night is couched dream laden	B
Like a deep witch maiden	B
Hidden in her hair	I
	-
In filmy evanescence	D
Wraithlike scents assemble	J
Then dissolve and tremble	J
A little until they die	K
Spirits of the florescence	D
Where the bees searched and tarried	K
Till the blossoms all were married	K
In the days before July	K
	-
Light has lost its splendour	I
Light refined and sifted	K
Cool light and dream drifted	K
Ventures even where	I
Seeping silver tender	I
In the dim recesses	D
Trembling mid her tresses	D
Hides the maiden hair	I
	-
Covered with the shy light	K
Filling in the hushes	D
Slide the tawny thrushes	D
Calling to their broods	D
Hoarding till the twilight	K
The song that made for noon days	D
Of the amorous June days	D
Preludes and interludes	D
	-
The joy that I am feeling	H
Is there something in it	K
Unlike the warble the linnet	K
Phrases and intones	D
Or is a like thought stealing	H
With a rapture fine free	I
Through the happy pine tree	I
Ripening her cones	D
	-
In some high existence	D
In another planet	K
Where their poets cannot	K
Know our birds and flowers	D
Does the same persistence	D
Give the dreams they issue	D
Something like the tissue	D
Of these dreams of ours	D
	-
O to lie athinking	H
Moods and whims I fancy	I
Only necromancy	I
Could the web unroll	K
Only somehow linking	H
Beauties that meet and mingle	K
In this quiet dingle	K
With the beauty of the whole	K

Duncan Campbell Scott

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