The Village Street Poem Rhyme Scheme

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In these rapid restless shadows	A
Once I walked at eventide	B
When a gentle silent maiden	C
Walked in beauty at my side	B
She alone there walked beside me	D
All in beauty like a bride	B
	-
Pallidly the moon was shining	E
On the dewy meadows nigh	F
On the silvery silent rivers	G
On the mountains far and high	F
On the ocean's star lit waters	G
Where the winds a weary die	F
	-
Slowly silently we wandered	B
From the open cottage door	H
Underneath the elm's long branches	I
To the pavement bending o'er	J
Underneath the mossy willow	K
And the dying sycamore	H
	-
With the myriad stars in beauty	D
All bedight the heavens were seen	L
Radiant hopes were bright around me	D
Like the light of stars serene	L
Like the mellow midnight splendor	J
Of the Night's irradiate queen	L
	-
Audibly the elm leaves whispered	B
Peaceful pleasant melodies	M
Like the distant murmured music	N
Of unquiet lovely seas	M
While the winds were hushed in slumber	J
In the fragrant flowers and trees	M
	-
Wondrous and unwonted beauty	D
Still adorning all did seem	O
While I told my love in fables	P
'Neath the willows by the stream	O
Would the heart have kept unspoken	C
Love that was its rarest dream	O
	-
Instantly away we wandered	B
In the shadowy twilight tide	B
She the silent scornful maiden	C
Walking calmly at my side	B
With a step serene and stately	D
All in beauty all in pride	B
	-
Vacantly I walked beside her	J
On the earth mine eyes were cast	B
Swift and keen there came unto me	D
Bitter memories of the past	B
On me like the rain in Autumn	Q
On the dead leaves cold and fast	B
	-
Underneath the elms we parted	B
By the lowly cottage door	H
One brief word alone was uttered	B
Never on our lips before	H
And away I walked forlornly	D
Broken hearted evermore	H
	-
Slowly silently I loitered	B
Homeward in the night alone	R
Sudden anguish bound my spirit	B
That my youth had never known	R
Wild unrest like that which cometh	S
When the Night's first dream hath flown	R
	-
Now to me the elm leaves whisper	J
Mad discordant melodies	M
And keen melodies like shadows	A
Haunt the moaning willow trees	M
And the sycamores with laughter	J
Mock me in the nightly breeze	M
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Sad and pale the Autumn moonlight	B
Through the sighing foliage streams	T
And each morning midnight shadow	B
Shadow of my sorrow seems	T
Strive O heart forget thine idol	D
And O soul forget thy dreams	T

Edgar Allan Poe

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