Memory Pictures Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BABACDDC A EFEFCGGC A HCHCIJJII | A |
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A wide spring meadow in a rosy dawn | B |
Bedropt with virgin buds an orient sky | A |
Fleeced with a dappled cloud but half withdrawn | B |
A mad wind blowing by | A |
O'er slopes of rippling grass and glens apart | C |
A brackened path to a wild woodland place | D |
A limpid pool with a fair laughing face | D |
Mirrored within its heart | C |
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II | A |
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An ancient garden brimmed with summer sun | E |
Upon a still and slumberous afternoon | F |
Old walks and pleasances with shadows spun | E |
Where honeyed odors swoon | F |
A velvet turf with blossoms garlanded | C |
A hedge of Mary lilies white and tall | G |
And shining out against a lichened wall | G |
A stately golden head | C |
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III | A |
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An autumn hilltop in the sunset hue | H |
Pine boughs uptossed against the crystal west | C |
And girdled with the twilight dim and blue | H |
A valley peace possessed | C |
A high sprung heaven stained with colors rare | I |
A sheen of moonrise on the sea afar | J |
And bright and soft as any glimmering star | J |
Eyes holy as a prayer | I |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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John Herlihy: Full of beautiful images in this remarkable poem. Excellent ink from a fine poet.
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