Echo Dell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEDDFFDGG HHAAIJIJKLLKGG| In a lone valley fair and far | A |
| Where many sweet beguilements are | A |
| I know a spot to lag and dream | B |
| Through damask morns and noons agleam | B |
| For feet fall lightly on the fern | C |
| And twilight is a wondrous thing | D |
| When the winds blow from some far bourne | E |
| Beyond the hill rims westering | D |
| There echoes ring as if a throng | D |
| Of fairies hid from mortal eyes | F |
| Sent laughter back in spirit guise | F |
| And song as the pure soul of song | D |
| Oh 'tis a spot to love right well | G |
| This lonely witching Echo Dell | G |
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| Even the winds an echo know | H |
| Elusive faint such as might blow | H |
| From wandering elf land bugles far | A |
| Beneath an occidental star | A |
| And I have thought the blue bells lent | I |
| A subtle music to my ear | J |
| And that the pale wild roses bent | I |
| To harken sounds I might not hear | J |
| The tasselled fir trees softly croon | K |
| The fabled lore of elder days | L |
| And through the shimmering eastern haze | L |
| Floats slowly up the mellow moon | K |
| Come heart o' mine for love must dwell | G |
| In whispering witching Echo Dell | G |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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