Garden Gossip Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAB CDCCD EFEEF G GG HH H| Thin chisel fine a cricket chipped | A |
| The crystal silence into sound | B |
| And where the branches dreamed and dripped | A |
| A grasshopper its dagger stripped | A |
| And on the humming darkness ground | B |
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| A bat against the gibbous moon | C |
| Danced implike with its lone delight | D |
| The glowworm scrawled a golden rune | C |
| Upon the dark and emerald strewn | C |
| The firefly hung with lamps the night | D |
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| The flowers said their beads in prayer | E |
| Dew syllables of sighed perfume | F |
| Or talked of two soft standing there | E |
| One like a gladiole straight and fair | E |
| And one like some rich poppy bloom | F |
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| The mignonette and feverfew | G |
| Laid their pale brows together 'See ' | - |
| One whispered 'Did their step thrill through | G |
| Your roots ' 'Like rain ' 'I touched the two | G |
| And a new bud was born in me ' | - |
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| One rose said to another 'Whose | H |
| Is this dim music song that parts | H |
| My crimson petals like the dews ' | - |
| 'My blossom trembles with sweet news | H |
| It is the love of two young hearts ' | - |
Madison Julius Cawein
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