In The Garden V: A Summer Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABCADEFDEF| QUEEN MOON of this enchanted summer night | A |
| One virgin slave companioning thee I lie | B |
| Vacant to thy possession as this sky | B |
| Conquer'd and calm'd by thy rejoicing might | A |
| Swim down through my heart's deep thou dewy bright | A |
| Wanderer of heaven till thought must faint and die | B |
| And I am made all thine inseparably | C |
| Resolv'd into the dream of thy delight | A |
| Ah no the place is common for her feet | D |
| Not here not here beyond the amber mist | E |
| And breadths of dusky pine and shining lawn | F |
| And unstirr'd lake and gleaming belts of wheat | D |
| She comes upon her Latmos and has kiss'd | E |
| The sidelong face of blind Endymion | F |
Edward Dowden
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