The Moonlit Room Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBCDEFEFGHIH| I know a room that's dark in daytime hours | A |
| No sunbeams light it | B |
| Whether in months of gloom or months of flowers | A |
| So people slight it | B |
| Yet in the noon of each succeeding night | C |
| The moon shines in it | B |
| Goldenly waking dreamers to delight | C |
| For a love's minute | D |
| In a dream light they sigh and burn and kiss | E |
| And fall to slumber | F |
| Deeply once more Thus bliss is piled on bliss | E |
| In goodly number | F |
| Praise first is giv'n to sunshine and to rooms | G |
| Sunbright with reason | H |
| Yet a wise man should choose a moonlit room | I |
| In his blood's season | H |
Lesbia Harford
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