To An Artist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLM| To me long absent from the world of art | A |
| You bring the clouded mountains my desire | B |
| The tranquil river and the stormy sea | C |
| The far pale morning and the crimson eve | D |
| And silent days that brood among lush leaves | E |
| When in the afternoon the summer sun | F |
| Is gliding down the hazy yellow west | G |
| And my soul's atmosphere rests in the scene | H |
| Until I dream the boundaries of my life | I |
| May hold an unknown coming happiness | J |
| How shall I then to show my gratitude | K |
| But offer you a picture drawn in words | L |
| With all the art I have in black and white | M |
Elizabeth Stoddard
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