Two Songs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBCDBEFGHIFJKLF MJNOPFQJIOCPCPBRS| After Hearing the Wagner Story book | A |
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| The birds came to tell Siegfried a story | B |
| A story of the woods out of a tree | B |
| How the ring was fairy | B |
| And there were things it could do for him | C |
| Day and night | D |
| How the river flowed green and wavy | B |
| Under the Rainbow Bridge | E |
| And Brunnhilda slept in a wreath of fire | F |
| Grane watched her standing close beside | G |
| Grane the big white horse | H |
| Dear Grane of her heart | I |
| She dreamed she was far from her father | F |
| But Siegfried was coming | J |
| Siegfried through the big trees | K |
| Up the hill | L |
| Through the fire | F |
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| Siegfried hear us | M |
| Give us back the ring | J |
| The lady with the shell | N |
| The water lady with the green hair | O |
| Calling cried Siegfried | P |
| But he laughed to hear her | F |
| Laughed in the sun | Q |
| And went into the woods laughing | J |
| He was happy in his heart | I |
| And he had golden hair | O |
| Till the sun loved him | C |
| Siegfried | P |
| I will call him | C |
| Siegfried | P |
| But he will not hear me | B |
| He could talk to birds and rivers | R |
| And he is gone | S |
Hilda Conkling
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