Faery Morris Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDDCEFC A GCHHCIFC A JCKKCIFC| I | A |
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| The winds are whist and hid in mist | B |
| The moon hangs o'er the wooded height | C |
| The bushy bee with unkempt head | D |
| Hath made the sunflower's disk his bed | D |
| And sleeps half hid from sight | C |
| The owlet makes us melody | E |
| Come dance with us in Fa ry | F |
| Come dance with us to night | C |
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| II | A |
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| The dew is damp the glow worm's lamp | G |
| Blurs in the moss its tawny light | C |
| The great gray moth sinks half asleep | H |
| Where in an elfin laundered heap | H |
| The lily gowns hang white | C |
| The crickets make us minstrelsy | I |
| Come dance with us in Fa ry | F |
| Come dance with us to night | C |
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| III | A |
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| With scents of heat dew chilled and sweet | J |
| The new cut hay smells by the bight | C |
| The ghost of some dead pansy bloom | K |
| The butterfly dreams in the gloom | K |
| Its pied wings folded tight | C |
| The world is lost in fantasy | I |
| Come dance with us in Fa ry | F |
| Come dance with us to night | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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