Poet Madison Julius Cawein

Madison Julius Cawein

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Comrades Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBABA CDDCEC FGGFGF HIIHJH HKKHKH

Down through the woods along the wayA
That fords the stream by rock and treeB
Where in the bramble bell the beeB
Swings and through twilights green and grayA
The red bird flashes suddenlyB
My thoughts went wandering to dayA
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I found the fields where row on rowC
The blackberries hang black with fruitD
Where nesting at the elder's rootD
The partridge whistles soft and lowC
The fields that billow to the footE
Of those old hills we used to knowC
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There lay the pond still willow boundF
On whose bright surface when the hotG
Noon burnt above we chased the knotG
Of water spiders while aroundF
Our heads like bits of rainbow shotG
The dragonflies without a soundF
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The pond above which evening bentH
To gaze upon her rosy faceI
Wherein the twinkling night would placeI
A vague inverted firmamentH
In which the green frogs tuned their bassJ
And firefly sparkles came and wentH
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The oldtime woods we often rangedH
When we were playmates you and IK
The oldtime fields with boyhood's skyK
Still blue above them Naught was changedH
Nothing Alas then tell me whyK
Should we be whom long years estrangedH

Madison Julius Cawein



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