The Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEEC FGHG IJKJ| Time wears her not she doth his chariot guide | A |
| Mortality below her orb is placed | B |
| Raleigh | C |
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| The full orbed moon with unchanged ray | D |
| Mounts up the eastern sky | E |
| Not doomed to these short nights for aye | E |
| But shining steadily | C |
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| She does not wane but my fortune | F |
| Which her rays do not bless | G |
| My wayward path declineth soon | H |
| But she shines not the less | G |
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| And if she faintly glimmers here | I |
| And paled is her light | J |
| Yet alway in her proper sphere | K |
| She's mistress of the night | J |
Henry David Thoreau
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