Peacock Feathers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBEFBGHIJ| On trees of fairyland | A |
| Grow peacock feathers of daylight colors | B |
| Like an Austrian fan | C |
| But there is a strange thing | D |
| I have heard that night gathers these feathers | B |
| For her cloak | E |
| I have heard that the stars the moon | F |
| Are the eyes of peacock feathers | B |
| From fairy trees | G |
| It is a thing that may be | H |
| But I should not be sure of it my dear | I |
| If I were you | J |
Hilda Conkling
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