White Honeysuckle Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDCCCCDAA| White honeysuckle bond of love | A |
| Emblem born in Orient bowers | B |
| Whence mythic Deities have wooed | C |
| And told the soul's desire in flowers | B |
| As sweet thy breath as Eden's balm | D |
| As sweet and pure Methinks that erst | C |
| Thy flower was of our earth a part | C |
| Some angel hand the seed immersed | C |
| In fragrance of the lotus' heart | C |
| And dropped it from the realm of calm | D |
| And life of earth and life above | A |
| Thou bindest with they bond of love | A |
Madge Morris Wagner
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