In The Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE DGHGIJKL AMBMNOPO IDADQRSR TKUKVWBW AXVXOne moment alone in the garden | A |
Under the August skies | B |
The moon had gone but the stars shone on | C |
Shone like your beautiful eyes | B |
Away from the glitter and gaslight | D |
Alone in the garden there | E |
While the mirth of the throng in laugh and song | F |
Floated out on the air | E |
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You looked down through the starlight | D |
And I looked up at you | G |
And a feeling came that I could not name | H |
Something starnge and new | G |
Friends of a few weeks only | I |
Why should it give me pain | J |
To know you would go in the morrow | K |
And would not come again | L |
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Formal friends of a season | A |
What matter that we must part | M |
But under the skies with a swift surprise | B |
Each read the other's heart | M |
We did not speak but your breath on my cheek | N |
Was like a breeze of the south | O |
And your dark hair brushed my forehead | P |
And your kiss fell on my mouth | O |
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Some one was searching for me | I |
Some one to say good night | D |
And we went in from the garden | A |
Out of the sweet starlight | D |
Back to the glitter and music | Q |
And we said 'Good bye' in the hall | R |
When a dozen heard and echoed the word | S |
And then well that was all | R |
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The river that rolls between us | T |
Can never be crossed I know | K |
For the waters are deep and the shores are steep | U |
And a maelstrom whirls below | K |
But I think we shall always remember | V |
Though we both may strive to forget | W |
How you looked in my eyes 'neath the August skies | B |
After the moon had set | W |
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How you kissed my lips in the garden | A |
And we stood in a trance of bliss | X |
And our hearts seemed speaking together | V |
In that one thrilling kiss | X |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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