A Forest Child Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCBB DEFEGGEE HEHEIIEE JKJKLLKK BDBDMMDD

There is a place I search for stillA
Sequestered as the world of dreamsB
A bushy hollow and a hillA
That whispers with descending streamsB
Cool careless waters wandering downC
Like Innocence who runs to townC
Leaving the wildwood and its dreamsB
And prattling like the forest streamsB
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But still in dreams I meet againD
The child who bound me heart and handE
And led me with a wildflower chainF
Far from our world to FaerylandE
Who made me see and made me knowG
The lovely Land of Long AgoG
Leading me with her little handE
Into the world of WonderlandE
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The years have passed how far awayH
The day when there I met the childE
The little maid who was a fayH
Whose eyes were dark and undefiledE
And crystal as a woodland wellI
That holds within its depths a spellI
Enchantments featured like a childE
A dream a poetry undefiledE
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Around my heart she wrapped her hairJ
And bound my soul with lips and eyesK
And led me to a cavern whereJ
Grey Legend dwelt in kingly guiseK
Her kinsman dreamier than the moonL
Who called her Fancy read her runeL
And bade her with paternal eyesK
Divest herself of her disguiseK
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And still I walk with her in dreamsB
Though many years have passed since thenD
And that high hill and its wild streamsB
Are lost as is that faery glenD
And as the years go swiftly byM
I find it harder when I tryM
To meet with her who led me thenD
Into the wildness of that glenD

Madison Julius Cawein



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