Communicants Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGHG IJKJ BLBL| Who knows the things they dream alas | A |
| Or feel who lie beneath the ground | B |
| Perhaps the flowers the leaves and grass | A |
| That close them round | B |
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| In spring the violets may spell | C |
| The moods of them we know not of | D |
| Or lilies sweetly syllable | E |
| Their thoughts of love | D |
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| Haply in summer dew and scent | F |
| Of all they feel may be a part | G |
| Each red rose be the testament | H |
| Of some rich heart | G |
| - | |
| The winds of fall be utterance | I |
| Perhaps of saddest things they say | J |
| Wild leaves may word some dead romance | K |
| In some dim way | J |
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| In winter all their sleep profound | B |
| Through frost may speak to grass and stream | L |
| The snow may be the silent sound | B |
| Of all they dream | L |
Madison Julius Cawein
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