Discovery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEE GEGE EEEE| What is it now that I shall seek | A |
| Where woods dip downward in the hills | B |
| A mossy nook a ferny creek | A |
| And May among the daffodils | B |
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| Or in the valley's vistaed glow | C |
| Past rocks of terraced trumpet vines | D |
| Shall I behold her coming slow | C |
| Sweet May among the columbines | D |
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| With redbud cheeks and bluet eyes | E |
| Big eyes the homes of happiness | F |
| To meet me with the old surprise | E |
| Her wild rose hair all bonnetless | E |
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| Who waits for me where note for note | G |
| The birds make glad the forest trees | E |
| A dogwood blossom at her throat | G |
| My May among th' anemones | E |
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| As sweetheart breezes kiss the blooms | E |
| And dews caress the moon's pale beams | E |
| My soul shall drink her lips' perfumes | E |
| And know the magic of her dreams | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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