A Faun In Wall Street Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDCD| What shape so furtive steals along the dim | A |
| Bleak street barren of throngs this day of June | B |
| This day of rest when all the roses swoon | B |
| In Attic vales where dryads wait for him | A |
| What sylvan this and what the stranger whim | A |
| That lured him here this golden afternoon | B |
| Ways where the dusk has fallen oversoon | B |
| In the deep canyon torrentless and grim | A |
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| Great Pan is far O mad estray and these | C |
| Bare walls that leap to heaven and hide the skies | D |
| Are fanes men rear to other deities | C |
| Far to the east the haunted woodland lies | D |
| And cloudless still from cyclad dotted seas | C |
| Hymettus and the hills of Hellas rise | D |
John Myers O'hara
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