In The Vales Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFG HIJIII KLKLMM| When from these vales I go | A |
| That slumber on in dreams | B |
| O will the summer winds dance to and fro | A |
| And kiss the streams | B |
| That play where roses scatter fond perfume | C |
| And lilies burst with bloom | C |
| - | |
| Glad children of the spring | D |
| They moan their music sweet | E |
| Where tangled grasses wave and softly sing | D |
| Where meadows meet | E |
| And wildwood shadows drooping bless | F |
| The groves with happiness | G |
| - | |
| Their soothing songs I hear | H |
| Among the granite hills | I |
| Above the elfin warbles rich and clear | J |
| From rippling rills | I |
| As if they called my soul in future days | I |
| To wander all their ways | I |
| - | |
| Ah moaning winds you seem | K |
| To fill my musing breast | L |
| With lullabies that linger as I dream | K |
| And bring me rest | L |
| For melodies from your low voices creep | M |
| That soothe my heart with sleep | M |
Freeman E. Miller
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