Re-voyage Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC ADADEE FCFCGG FHFHII FCFCJJ FKFKDD

What of the days when we two dreamed togetherA
Days marvellously fairB
As lightsome as a skyward floating featherA
Sailing on summer airB
Summer summer that came drifting throughC
Fate's hand to me to youC
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What of the days my dear I sometimes wonderA
If you too wish this skyD
Could be the blue we sailed so softly underA
In that sun kissed JulyD
Sailed in the warm and yellow afternoonE
With hearts in touch and tuneE
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Have you no longing to re live the dreamingF
Adrift in my canoeC
To watch my paddle blade all wet and gleamingF
Cleaving the waters throughC
To lie wind blown and wave caressed untilG
Your restless pulse grows stillG
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Do you not long to listen to the purlingF
Of foam athwart the keelH
To hear the nearing rapids softly swirlingF
Among their stones to feelH
The boat's unsteady tremor as it bravesI
The wild and snarling wavesI
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What need of question what of your replyingF
Oh well I know that youC
Would toss the world away to be but lyingF
Again in my canoeC
In listless indolence entranced and lostJ
Wave rocked and passion tossedJ
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Ah me my paddle failed me in the steeringF
Across love's shoreless seasK
All reckless I had ne'er a thought of fearingF
Such dreary days as theseK
When through the self same rapids we dash byD
My lone canoe and ID

Emily Pauline Johnson



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