Falerina Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABACC AADAEF GGHGII JJKJLL MMNMFF JJFJOO AAFAFF AAFAFF| The night is hung above us love | A |
| With heavy stars that love us love | A |
| With clouds that curl in purple and pearl | B |
| And winds that whisper of us love | A |
| On burly hills and valleys that lie dimmer | C |
| The amber foot falls of the moon sylphs glimmer | C |
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| The moon is still a crescent love | A |
| And here with thee 'tis pleasant love | A |
| To sit and dream in its thin gleam | D |
| And list thy sighs liquescent love | A |
| To see thy eyes and fondle thy dark tresses | E |
| Set on warm lips imperishable kisses | F |
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| The sudden glaring fire flies | G |
| Swim o'er the hollow gyre wise | G |
| And spurt and shine like jostled wine | H |
| At lips on which desire lies | G |
| Or like the out flashed hair of elf or fairy | I |
| In rapid morrice whirling feat and airy | I |
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| Up all the blue West sundering | J |
| A creamy cloud comes blundering | J |
| O'er star and steep and opening deep | K |
| Grows gold with silent thundering | J |
| Gold flooding crystal crags immeasurable | L |
| Lost Avalons of old Romance and Fable | L |
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| The bee dreams in the cherry bloom | M |
| That sways above the berry bloom | M |
| The katydid grates where she's hid | N |
| In leafy deeps of dreary gloom | M |
| The forming dew is globing on the grasses | F |
| Like rich spilled gems of some dark queen that passes | F |
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| The mere brief gusts are wrinkling | J |
| A thousand ripples twinkling | J |
| Have caught the stars on polished spars | F |
| Their rustling ridges sprinkling | J |
| And all the shadow lurking in its bosom | O |
| Is touched and bursten into golden blossom | O |
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| Stoop and my being flatter love | A |
| With sudden starlight scatter love | A |
| From the starry grace of thy rare face | F |
| Whose might can make or shatter love | A |
| Come raiment love in love's own radiant garments | F |
| And kindle all my soul to rapturous torments | F |
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| Bow all thy beauty to me love | A |
| Lips eyes and hair to woo me love | A |
| As bows and blows some satin rose | F |
| Snow soft and tame that knew thee love | A |
| Unto the common grass that worshiping cowers | F |
| Dowering its love with all her musk of flowers | F |
Madison Julius Cawein
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