Doubt No More That Oberon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCDEEEADDEEDFF| Doubt no more that Oberon | A |
| Never doubt that Pan | B |
| Lived and played a reed and ran | B |
| After nymphs in a dark forest | C |
| In the merry credulous days | D |
| Lived and led a fairy band | E |
| Over the indulgent land | E |
| Ah for in this dourest sorest | E |
| Age man's eye has looked upon | A |
| Death to fauns and death to fays | D |
| Still the dog wood dares to raise | D |
| Healthy tree with trunk and root | E |
| Ivory bowls that bear no fruit | E |
| And the starlings and the jays | D |
| Birds that cannot even sing | F |
| Dare to come again in spring | F |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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