The Silvery One Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF BGH IJK LBM| Clear from the deep sky pours the moon | A |
| Her silver on the heavy dark | B |
| The small stars blink | C |
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| Against the moon the maple bough | D |
| Flutters distinct her leafy spears | E |
| All sound falls weak | F |
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| Weak the train's whistle the dog's bark | B |
| Slow steps and rustling into her nest | G |
| At last the thrush | H |
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| All's still only earth turns and breathes | I |
| Then that amazing trembling note | J |
| Cleaves the deep wave | K |
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| Of silence Shivers even that silvery one | L |
| Sigh all the trees even the cedar dark | B |
| O joy and I | M |
John Frederick Freeman
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