Phases Of The Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDDEEFFGG| Once upon a time I heard | A |
| That the flying moon was a Phoenix bird | A |
| Thus she sails through windy skies | B |
| Thus in the willow's arms she lies | B |
| Turn to the East or turn to the West | C |
| In many trees she makes her nest | C |
| When she's but a pearly thread | D |
| Look among birch leaves overhead | D |
| When she dies in yellow smoke | E |
| Look in a thunder smitten oak | E |
| But in May when the moon is full | F |
| Bright as water and white as wool | F |
| Look for her where she loves to be | G |
| Asleep in a high magnolia tree | G |
Elinor Morton Wylie
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