Song Of A Woodland Stream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACCDED FGFG HHCCI HHFFGG| Silent was I and so still | A |
| As day followed day | B |
| Imprisoned until | A |
| King Frost worked his will | A |
| Held fast like a vice | C |
| In his cold hand of ice | C |
| For fear kept me silent and lo | D |
| He had wrapped me around and about | E |
| with a mantle of snow | D |
| - | |
| But sudden there spake | F |
| One greater than he | G |
| Then my heart was awake | F |
| And my spirit ran free | G |
| - | |
| At His bidding my bands fell apart He had burst them asunder | H |
| I can feel the swift wind rushing by me once more the old wonder | H |
| Of quickening sap stirs my pulses I shout in my gladness | C |
| Forgetting the sadness | C |
| For the Voice of the Lord fills the air | I |
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| And forth through the hollow I go where in glad April weather | H |
| The trees of the forest break out into singing together | H |
| And here the frail windflowers will cluster with young ferns uncurling | F |
| Where broader and deeper my waters go eddying whirling | F |
| To meet the sweet Spring on her journey His servant to be | G |
| Whose word set me free | G |
Fay Inchfawn
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