July Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABABCCDDEEFFABGGHBI H ABJBJKKLLMMNOBBPPPBB| I | A |
| Blue July bright July | A |
| Month of storms and gorgeous blue | B |
| Violet lightnings o'er thy sky | A |
| Heavy falls of drenching dew | B |
| Summer crown o'er glen and glade | C |
| Shrinking hyacinths in their shade | C |
| I welcome thee with all thy pride | D |
| I love thee like an Eastern bride | D |
| Though all the singing days are done | E |
| As in those climes that clasp the sun | E |
| Though the cuckoo in his throat | F |
| Leaves to the dove his last twin note | F |
| Come to me with thy lustrous eye | A |
| Golden dawning oriently | B |
| Come with all thy shining blooms | G |
| Thy rich red rose and rolling glooms | G |
| Though the cuckoo doth but sing 'cuk cuk ' | H |
| And the dove alone doth coo | B |
| Though the cushat spins her coo r roo r r roo | I |
| To the cuckoo's halting 'cuk ' | H |
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| II | A |
| Sweet July warm July | B |
| Month when mosses near the stream | J |
| Soft green mosses thick and shy | B |
| Are a rapture and a dream | J |
| Summer Queen whose foot the fern | K |
| Fades beneath while chestnuts burn | K |
| I welcome thee with thy fierce love | L |
| Gloom below and gleam above | L |
| Though all the forest trees hang dumb | M |
| With dense leafiness o'ercome | M |
| Though the nightingale and thrush | N |
| Pipe not from the bough or bush | O |
| Come to me with thy lustrous eye | B |
| Azure melting westerly | B |
| The raptures of thy face unfold | P |
| And welcome in thy robes of gold | P |
| Tho' the nightingale broods 'sweet chuck sweet' | P |
| And the ouzel flutes so chill | B |
| Tho' the throstle gives but one shrilly trill | B |
| To the nightingale's 'sweet sweet ' | - |
George Meredith
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