An April Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCC DCDC EFEF GCGC| The moon comes up o'er the deeps of the woods | A |
| And the long low dingles that hide in the hills | B |
| Where the ancient beeches are moist with buds | C |
| Over the pools and the whimpering rills | C |
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| And with her the mists like dryads that creep | D |
| From their oaks or the spirits of pine hid springs | C |
| Who hold while the eyes of the world are asleep | D |
| With the wind on the hills their gay revellings | C |
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| Down on the marshlands with flicker and glow | E |
| Wanders Will o' the Wisp through the night | F |
| Seeking for witch gold lost long ago | E |
| By the glimmer of goblin lantern light | F |
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| The night is a sorceress dusk eyed and dear | G |
| Akin to all eerie and elfin things | C |
| Who weaves about us in meadow and mere | G |
| The spell of a hundred vanished Springs | C |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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