Blooms Of The Berry - Proem Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA DEED FGGH IJJI KLLK M| Wine warm winds that sigh and sing | A |
| Led me wrapped in many moods | B |
| Thro' the green sonorous woods | C |
| Of belated Spring | A |
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| Till I came where glad with heat | D |
| Waste and wild the fields were strewn | E |
| Olden as the olden moon | E |
| At my weary feet | D |
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| Wild and white with starry bloom | F |
| One far milky way that dashed | G |
| When some mad wind o'er it flashed | G |
| Into billowy foam | H |
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| I bewildered gazed around | I |
| As one on whose heavy dreams | J |
| Comes a sudden burst of beams | J |
| Like a mighty sound | I |
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| If the grander flowers I sought | K |
| But these berry blooms to you | L |
| Evanescent as their dew | L |
| Only these I brought | K |
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| JULY | M |
Madison Julius Cawein
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