Days And Dreams Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFH IJIJ KLKL EMNM EOEO PQPQ| He dreamed of hills so deep with woods | A |
| Storm barriers on the summer sky | B |
| Are not more dark where plunged loud floods | C |
| Down rocks of sullen dye | B |
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| Flat ways were his where sparsely grew | D |
| Gnarled iron colored oaks with rifts | E |
| Between dead boughs of Eden blue | D |
| Ways where the speedwell lifts | E |
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| Its shy appeal and spreading far | F |
| The gold the fallen gold of dawn | G |
| Staining each blossom's balanced star | F |
| Hollows of cowslips wan | H |
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| Where 'round the feet the lady smock | I |
| And pearl pale lady slipper creep | J |
| White butterflies upon them rock | I |
| Or seal brown suck and sleep | J |
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| At eve the west shoots crooked fire | K |
| Athwart a half moon leaning low | L |
| While one white arrowy star throbs higher | K |
| In curdled honey glow | L |
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| Was it some elfin euphrasy | E |
| That purged his spirit so that there | M |
| Blue harebells by those ways that be | N |
| Seemed summoning to prayer | M |
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| For all the death within him prays | E |
| Not he his higher self whose love | O |
| Fire filled the flesh Its light still stays | E |
| Touched by the soul above | O |
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| They found him dead his songs beside | P |
| Six stairs above the din and dust | Q |
| Of life and that for which he died | P |
| Denied him even a crust | Q |
Madison Julius Cawein
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