Twilight In The Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCA DEDCCCCE FGHFGFIIH JKLLJK| The scent of the earth is moist and good | A |
| In the dewy shade | B |
| Of the tall dark poplars whose slender tops | C |
| Against the sunset bloom are laid | B |
| And a robin is whistling in the copse | C |
| By the dim spruce wood | A |
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| The west wind blowing o'er branch and flower | D |
| Out of the wold | E |
| Steals through the honeysuckle bower | D |
| And bears away on its airy wings | C |
| Odors that breath of paradise | C |
| Dim are the poppies' splendid dyes | C |
| But many a pallid primrose swings | C |
| Its lamp of gold | E |
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| A white moth flits from tree to tree | F |
| Like a wandering soul | G |
| Deep in the lily a muffled boom | H |
| Tells of a honey drunken bee | F |
| Wildered with sweets in that ivory bowl | G |
| Many a subtle melody | F |
| Many a rare sound all unknown | I |
| To the lusty daylight's fuller tone | I |
| Threads with its magic this hush and gloom | H |
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| Many a dear thought deep in the heart | J |
| Many a memory dulcet and fine | K |
| Wakes as we walk in the garden to night | L |
| In this soft kissing of dark and light | L |
| When the world has drawn itself apart | J |
| From our spirit's shrine | K |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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