Bluebird's Greeting Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Over the mossy walls	A
Above the slumbering fields	B
Where yet the ground no fruitage yields	B
Save as the sunlight falls	A
In dreams of harvest yellow	C
What voice remembered calls	A
So bubbling fresh so soft and mellow	C
	-
A darting azure feathered arrow	C
From some lithe sapling's bow curve fleet	D
The bluebird springing light and narrow	C
Sings in flight with gurglings sweet	D
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Out of the South I wing	E
Blown on the breath of Spring	E
The little faltering song	F
That in my beak I bring	E
Some maiden shall catch and sing	E
Filling it with the longing	E
And the blithe unfettered thronging	E
Of her spirit's blossoming	E
	-
Warbling along	E
In the sunny weather	G
Float my notes	H
Through the sunny motes	H
Falling light as a feather	G
Flit flit o'er the fertile land	I
'Mid hovering insects' hums	J
Fall into the sower's hand	I
Then when his harvest comes	J
The seed and the song shall have flowered together	G
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From the Coosa and Altamaha	K
With a thought of the dim blue Gulf	L
From the Roanoke and Kanawha	K
From the musical Southern rivers	M
O'er the land where the fierce war wolf	N
Lies slain and buried in flowers	M
I come to your chill sad hours	M
And the woods where the sunlight shivers	M
I come like an echo 'Awake '	-
I answer the sky and the lake	E
And the clear cool color that quivers	M
In all your azure rills	M
I come to your wan bleak hills	M
For a greeting that rises dearer	G
To homely hearts draws me nearer	G
Than the warmth of the rice fields or wealth of the ranches	M
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I will charm away your sorrow	C
For I sing of the dewy morrow	C
My melody sways like the branches	M
My light feet set astir	C
I bring to the old as I hover	C
The days and the joys that were	C
And hope to the waiting lover	C
Then take my note and sing	E
Filling it with the longing	E
And the blithe unfettered thronging	E
Of your spirit's blossoming	E
	-
Not long that music lingers	M
Like the breath of forgotten singers	M
It flies or like the March cloud's shadow	C
That sweeps with its wing the faded meadow	C
Not long And yet thy fleeting	E
Thy tender flute toned greeting	E
O bluebird wakes an answer that remains	M
The purest chord in all the year's refrains	M

George Parsons Lathrop

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