Aprilian Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCBC D EFEFEAEAAAAA D GHGHEIEIJAKA| Come with me where April twilights | A |
| Wigwam blue the April hills | A |
| Where the shadows and the high lights | A |
| Swarm the woods that Springtime fills | A |
| Tents where dwell the tribes of beauty | B |
| Tasseled scouts whose camp fires glow | C |
| Over leagues of wild flower booty | B |
| Rescued from the camps of snow | C |
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| II | D |
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| A thousand windflowers blowing | E |
| They print the ways with palest pearl | F |
| As if with raiment flowing | E |
| Here passed some glimmering girl | F |
| A thousand bluets breaking | E |
| They take the heart with glad surprise | A |
| As if some wild girl waking | E |
| Looked at you with bewildered eyes | A |
| A thousand buds and flowers | A |
| A thousand birds and bees | A |
| What spirit haunts the bowers | A |
| What dream that no one sees | A |
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| III | D |
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| Her kirtle is white as the wild plum bloom | G |
| Her girdle is pink as the crab | H |
| Her face is sweet as a wood perfume | G |
| Or haw that the sunbeams stab | H |
| Her boddice is green as the beetle's wing | E |
| That jewels the light o' the sun | I |
| And the earth and the air around her sing | E |
| Wherever her mad feet run | I |
| Her beautiful feet that bloom and bud | J |
| And print with blossoms each place | A |
| Oh let us follow them into the wood | K |
| And gaze on her face to face | A |
Madison Julius Cawein
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