Gargaphie Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DDEFFGGE HHICCCCI CCIJJJJI G CCEBBBBE G EEKEEEEK G BBGBBBBG G LLCGGGGC| ' | A |
| Succinctae sacra Dianae | B |
| ' OVID | C |
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| There the ragged sunlight lay | D |
| Tawny on thick ferns and gray | D |
| On dark waters dimmer | E |
| Lone and deep the cypress grove | F |
| Bowered mystery and wove | F |
| Braided lights like those that love | G |
| On the pearl plumes of a dove | G |
| Faint to gleam and glimmer | E |
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| II | - |
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| There centennial pine and oak | H |
| Into stormy cadence broke | H |
| Hollow rocks gloomed slanting | I |
| Echoing in dim arcade | C |
| Looming with long moss that made | C |
| Twilight streaks in tatters laid | C |
| Where the wild hart hunt affrayed | C |
| Plunged the water panting | I |
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| III | - |
| - | |
| Poppies of a sleepy gold | C |
| Mooned the gray green darkness rolled | C |
| Down its vistas making | I |
| Wisp like blurs of flame And pale | J |
| Stole the dim deer down the vale | J |
| And the haunting nightingale | J |
| Throbbed unseen the olden tale | J |
| All its wild heart breaking | I |
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| IV | G |
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| There the hazy serpolet | C |
| Dewy cistus blooming wet | C |
| Blushed on bank and bowlder | E |
| There the cyclamen as wan | B |
| As first footsteps of the dawn | B |
| Carpeted the spotted lawn | B |
| Where the nude nymph dripping drawn | B |
| Basked a wildflower shoulder | E |
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| V | G |
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| In the citrine shadows there | E |
| What tall presences and fair | E |
| Godlike stood or gracious | K |
| As the rock rose there that grew | E |
| Delicate and dim as dew | E |
| Stepped from boles of oaks and drew | E |
| Faunlike forms to follow who | E |
| Filled the forest spacious | K |
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| VI | G |
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| Guarding that Boeotian | B |
| Valley so no foot of man | B |
| Soiled its silence holy | G |
| With profaning tread save one | B |
| The Hyantian Actaeon | B |
| Who beheld and might not shun | B |
| Pale Diana's wrath undone | B |
| By his own mad folly | G |
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| VII | G |
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| Lost it lies that valley sleeps | L |
| In serene enchantment keeps | L |
| Beautiful its banished | C |
| Bowers that no man may see | G |
| Fountains that her deity | G |
| Haunts and every rock and tree | G |
| Where her hunt goes swinging free | G |
| As in ages vanished | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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