Creole Serenade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IIII| Under mossy oak and pine | A |
| Whispering falls the fountained stream | B |
| In its pool the lilies shine | A |
| Silvery each a moonlight gleam | B |
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| Roses bloom and roses die | C |
| In the warm rose scented dark | D |
| Where the firefly like an eye | C |
| Winks and glows a golden spark | D |
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| Amber belted through the night | E |
| Swings the alabaster moon | F |
| Like a big magnolia white | E |
| On the fragrant heart of June | F |
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| With a broken syrinx there | G |
| With bignonia overgrown | H |
| Is it Pan in hoof and hair | G |
| Or his image carved from stone | H |
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| See her casement's jessamines part | I |
| And with starry blossoms blent | I |
| Like the moon she leans O heart | I |
| 'Tis another firmament | I |
Madison Julius Cawein
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