Foreword. To Idyllic Monologues Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCBA DEFGED EHIIHE| And one perchance will read and sigh | A |
| What aimless songs Why will he sing | B |
| Of nature that drags out her woe | C |
| Through wind and rain and sun and snow | C |
| From miserable spring to spring | B |
| Then put me by | A |
| - | |
| And one perhaps will read and say | D |
| Why write of things across the sea | E |
| Of men and women far and near | F |
| When we of things at home would hear | G |
| Well who would call this poetry | E |
| Then toss away | D |
| - | |
| A hopeless task have we meseems | E |
| At this late day whom fate hath made | H |
| Sad bankrupt heirs of song who filled | I |
| With kindred yearnings try to build | I |
| A tower like theirs that will not fade | H |
| Out of our dreams | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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