A Song Of Savoy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GHGHII JKJKLL MNMNOO PLPLCCAs the dim twilight shrouds | A |
The mountain's purple crest | B |
And Summer's white and folded clouds | A |
Are glowing in the west | B |
Loud shouts come up the rocky dell | C |
And voices hail the evening bell | C |
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Faint is the goatherd's song | D |
And sighing comes the breeze | E |
The silent river sweeps along | D |
Amid its bending trees | E |
And the full moon shines faintly there | F |
And music fills the evening air | F |
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Beneath the waving firs | G |
The tinkling cymbals sound | H |
And as the wind the foliage stirs | G |
I see the dancers bound | H |
Where the green branches arched above | I |
Bend over this fair scene of love | I |
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And he is there that sought | J |
My young heart long ago | K |
But he has left me though I thought | J |
He ne'er could leave me so | K |
Ah lover's vows how frail are they | L |
And his were made but yesterday | L |
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Why comes he not I call | M |
In tears upon him yet | N |
'Twere better ne'er to love at all | M |
Than love and then forget | N |
Why comes he not Alas I should | O |
Reclaim him still if weeping could | O |
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But see he leaves the glade | P |
And beckons me away | L |
He comes to seek his mountain maid | P |
I cannot chide his stay | L |
Glad sounds along the valley swell | C |
And voices hail the evening bell | C |
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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