Wonder Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFG HIJI IKLK MNON IPQP| Following upon the faint wind's fickle courses | A |
| A feather drifts and strays | B |
| My thought after her thought | C |
| Floated how many ways and days | B |
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| She swayed me as the wind swayeth a feather | D |
| I was a leaf upon | E |
| Her breath a dream within | F |
| Her dream The dream how soon was done | G |
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| For now all's changed not Time's change more wondrous | H |
| I am her sun and she | I |
| Herself doth swear the moon | J |
| Or she the ship upon my sea | I |
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| How should this be I know not I so grossly | I |
| Mastering her spirit pure | K |
| O how can her bird's breast | L |
| My nervous and harsh hand endure | K |
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| Tell me if this be love indeed fond lovers | M |
| That high stoop to low | N |
| Soul be to flesh subdued | O |
| That the sun around the earth should go | N |
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| I know not I but know that love is misery | I |
| O'erfilled with delight | P |
| Day follows night her love | Q |
| Is gay as day yet strange as night | P |
John Frederick Freeman
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