Glamour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGFG GHGH IJIJ KGLG| With fall on fall from wood to wood | A |
| The brook pours mossy music down | B |
| Or is it in the solitude | C |
| The murmur of a Faery town | B |
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| A town of Elfland filled with bells | D |
| And holiday of hurrying feet | E |
| Or traffic now whose small sound swells | D |
| Now sinks from busy street to street | E |
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| Whose Folk I often recognize | F |
| In wing d things that hover 'round | G |
| Who to men's eyes assume disguise | F |
| When on some elfin errand bound | G |
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| The bee that haunts the touchmenot | G |
| Big bodied making braggart din | H |
| Is fairy brother to that sot | G |
| Jack Falstaff of the Boar's Head Inn | H |
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| The dragonfly whose wings of black | I |
| Are mantle for his garb of green | J |
| Is Ancient to this other Jack | I |
| Another Pistol long and lean | J |
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| The butterfly in royal tints | K |
| Is Hal mad Hal in cloth of gold | G |
| Who passes these as once that Prince | L |
| Passed his companions boon of old | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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