Clouds. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCD EFAF GCHC IJKJ| All through the tepid Summer night | A |
| The starless sky had poured a cool | B |
| Monotony of pleasant rain | C |
| In music beautiful | D |
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| And for an hour I'd sat to watch | E |
| Clouds moving on majestic feet | F |
| Had heard down avenues of night | A |
| Their hearts of thunder beat | F |
| - | |
| Saw ponderous limbs far veined with gold | G |
| Pulse fiery life o'er wood and plain | C |
| While scattered fell from monstrous palms | H |
| The largess of the rain | C |
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| Beholding at each lightning's flash | I |
| The generous silver on the sod | J |
| In meek devotion bowed I thanked | K |
| These almoners of God | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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