Beltenebros At Miraflores Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I	A
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The quickening East climbs to yon star	B
That cradled rocks herself in morn	C
The liquid silver broad'ning far	B
Dawn drencheth cliff holt down and tarn	C
The trembling splendors gild the sky	A
Breath'd from her tawny champion's lips	D
The clear green dews above me lie	A
Their lustre the dark eyelash tips	D
Of Oriana sitting by	A
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The crested cock 'mid his stout dames	E
Crows from the purple clover hill	F
His glossy coat the morn enflames	E
And all his leaping heart doth thrill	F
His curving tail sickles the plume	G
That rosy nods against his eye	A
Laughs from deep beds of twinkling bloom	G
The lilied East when wand'reth nigh	A
My Oriana in the gloom	G
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The rooks swarm clatt'ring 'round the tow'rs	E
The falcon jingles in the air	H
The bursting dawn around him show'rs	E
A clinging glory of wan glare	H
From the green knoll the shouting hunt	I
With swollen cheeks clangs his alarms	E
Mayhap I hear the bristler's grunt	I
But where my Oriana charms	E
The wood hushed is its ev'ry haunt	J
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The willowed lake is cool with cloud	K
Breaking and dimming into shreds	E
Which gauze the azure thinly crowd	K
The mist pink West with hazy threads	E
A wild swan ruffles o'er the mere	L
Soft as the drifting of a soul	M
A double swan she doth appear	L
In mirage fixed 'twixt pole and pole	M
When Oriana singeth near	L
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II	A
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Spring high into the shuddering stars	E
O florid sunset burning gold	N
Flash on our eyeballs lurid bars	E
To beam them with air fires cold	N
The blowing dingles soak with light	O
The purple coppice hang with blaze	E
But where we stand a meeker white	O
Bloom on us thro' the hill's soft haze	E
For Oriana stars the night	O
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Float from the East O silver world	P
Unto the ocean of the West	Q
And the foam sparkles upward hurled	P
That fringe the twilight's surging crest	Q
Snatch up and gather 'round thy brow	R
In lustrous twine of rosy heat	S
And rain on us its starry glow	T
O fragment of the evetide's sheet	S
And Oriana's eyes o'erflow	T
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O courting cricket with thy pipe	U
Now shrill true love thro' the warm grain	C
O feathered buds that nodding stripe	U
The blue glen's night sigh love again	C
Thou glimmering bird that aye doth wail	T
From some wind wavered branch of snow	T
Sweep down the moonlit hay sweet dale	T
Thy bubbled anguish swooning low	T
For Oriana walks the vale	T
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The moon comes sowing all the eve	V
With myriad star grains of her light	O
The torrent on the crag doth grieve	V
The glittering lake is smooth with night	O
O mellow lights that o'er us slide	W
O wrinkled woods that ridge the steep	X
O bearded stems that billowing glide	W
With laughing night dews happy weep	X
For Oriana'll be my bride	W

Madison Julius Cawein

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