An Idyl Of The May Poem Rhyme Scheme

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In the beautiful May weather	A
Lapsing soon into June	B
On a golden golden day	C
Of the green and golden May	C
When our hearts were beating tune	B
To the coming feet of June	B
Walked we in the woods together	A
	-
Silver fine	D
Gleamed the ash buds through the darkness	E
of the pine	D
And the waters of the stream	F
Glance and gleam	F
Like a silver footed dream	F
Beckoning calling	G
Flashing falling	G
Into shadows dun and brown	H
Slipping down	H
Calling still Oh hear Oh follow	I
Follow follow	I
Down through glen and ferny hollow	I
Lit with patches of the sky	J
Shining through the trees so high	J
Hand in hand we went together	A
In the golden golden weather	A
Of the May	C
While the fleet wing of the swallow	I
Flashing by called follow follow	I
And we followed through the day	C
Speaking low	I
Speaking often not at all	K
To the brooklet's crystal call	K
With our lingering feet and slow	I
Slow and pausing here and there	L
For a flower or a fern	M
For the lovely maiden hair	L
Hearing voices in the air	L
Calling faintly down the burn	M
	-
Still the streamlet slid away	C
Singing smiling dimpling down	H
To a mossy nook and brown	H
Under bending boughs of May	C
Where the nodding wind flower grows	N
And the coolwort's lovely pink	O
Brooding o'er the brooklet's brink	O
Dips and blushes like a rose	N
	-
And the faint smell of the mould	P
Sweeter than the musky scent	Q
Of the garden's manifold	P
Perfumes into perfect blent	P
Lights and sounds and odours stole	R
In the golden golden weather	A
Heart and thought and life and soul	R
Stole away	C
In that merry merry May	C
Wandering down the burn together	A
	-
Ah Valentine my Valentine	D
Heard I with my hand in thine	D
Grave and low and sweet and slow	I
As the wood bird over head	P
Brooding notes half sung half said	P
In the world so bleak and wide	P
Hearts make Edens of their own	S
Wilt thou linger by my side	P
Wilt thou live for me alone	S
Making bright the winter weather	A
Thou and I and love together	A
	-
Yea I said for thee alone	S
Shading eyes lest they confess	T
Too much their own happiness	E
With the happy tears o'erflown	S
	-
Gravely thou The world is not	P
Like this ferny hollow	I
Through a rougher thornier lot	P
Wilt thou bravely follow	I
Still the brook with softer flow	I
Called Oh hear Oh follow	I
Aye I said with bated breath	U
Where thou goest I will go	I
Holding still thy stronger hand	P
Through the dreariest desert land	P
True till death	U
	-
Silence fell between us two	V
Noiseless as the silver dew	V
Hearts that had no need of speech	W
In the silence spoke to each	W
And along the sapphire blue	V
Shot with shafts of sunset through	V
Fell a voice a bodiless breath	U
True till death	U
	-
Through a mist of smiles and tears	X
Doubts and fears and toils and dreams	Y
Oh how long ago it seems	Y
Looking back across the year	Z
Silver threads are in my hair	L
And the sunset shadows slope	A2
Back along the hills of hope	A2
That before us shone so fair	L
	-
Ah for us the merry May	C
Comes no more with golden weather	A
Fields and woods and sunshine gay	C
Purple skies and purple heather	A
We have had our holyday	V
And I sit with folded hands	B2
In the twilight looking back	C2
Over life's uneven track	C2
Thorny wilds and desert sands	B2
	-
Weary heart unwearied faith	D2
In the twilight softly saith	D2
We have had our golden weather	A
We have walked through life together	A
True till death	D2

Kate Seymour Maclean

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