A Forest Idyl Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Beneath an old beech tree	A
They sat together	B
Fair as a flower was she	A
Of summer weather	B
They spoke of life and love	C
While through the boughs above	C
The sunlight like a dove	C
Dropped many a feather	B
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II	D
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And there the violet	E
The bluet near it	E
Made blurs of azure wet	F
As if some spirit	G
Or woodland dream had gone	H
Sprinkling the earth with dawn	H
When only Fay and Faun	H
Could see or hear it	E
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III	D
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She with her young sweet face	I
And eyes gray beaming	J
Made of that forest place	I
A spot for dreaming	J
A spot for Oreads	I
To smooth their nut brown braids	I
For Dryads of the glades	I
To dance in gleaming	J
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IV	C
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So dim the place so blest	K
One had not wondered	L
Had Dian's moon d breast	K
The deep leaves sundered	K
And there on them awhile	M
The goddess deigned to smile	M
While down some forest aisle	M
The far hunt thundered	K
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V	C
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I deem that hour perchance	I
Was but a mirror	B
To show them Earth's romance	I
And draw them nearer	B
A mirror where meseems	I
All that this Earth life dreams	I
All loveliness that gleams	I
Their souls saw clearer	B
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VI	C
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Beneath an old beech tree	C
They dreamed of blisses	I
Fair as a flower was she	C
That summer kisses	I
They spoke of dreams and days	I
Of love that goes and stays	I
Of all for which life prays	I
Ah me and misses	I

Madison Julius Cawein

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