Voices Of The Air Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH| But then there comes that moment rare | A |
| When for no cause that I can find | B |
| The little voices of the air | A |
| Sound above all the sea and wind | B |
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| The sea and wind do then obey | C |
| And sighing sighing double notes | D |
| Of double basses content to play | C |
| A droning chord for the little throats | D |
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| The little throats that sing and rise | E |
| Up into the light with lovely ease | F |
| And a kind of magical sweet surprise | E |
| To hear and know themselves for these | F |
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| For these little voices the bee the fly | G |
| The leaf that taps the pod that breaks | H |
| The breeze on the grass tops bending by | G |
| The shrill quick sound that insect makes | H |
Katherine Mansfield
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