Going For The Cows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFFBBGGHBIBJB JBKFLLBB A MMNNBBOOPPBBNNBQBQRL RLLLBBLLI | A |
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The juice big apples' sullen gold | B |
Like lazy Sultans laughed and lolled | B |
'Mid heavy mats of leaves that lay | C |
Green flatten'd 'gainst the glaring day | C |
And here a pear of rusty brown | D |
And peaches on whose brows the down | D |
Waxed furry as the ears of Pan | E |
And like Diana's cheeks whose tan | E |
Burnt tender secresies of fire | F |
Or wan as Psyche's with desire | F |
Of lips that love to kiss or taste | B |
Voluptuous ripeness there sweet placed | B |
And down the orchard vistas he | G |
Barefooted trousers out at knee | G |
Face shadowing from the sloping sun | H |
A hat of straw brim sagging broad | B |
Came lowly whistling some vague tune | I |
Upon the sunbeam sprinkled road | B |
Lank in his hand a twig with which | J |
In boyish thoughtlessness he crushed | B |
Rare pennyroyal myriads rich | J |
In pungent souls that warmly gushed | B |
Before him whirled in rattling fear | K |
The saffron bellied grasshopper | F |
And ringing from the musky dells | L |
Came faint the cows' melodious bells | L |
Where whimp'ring like a fretful hound | B |
The fountain bubbled up in sound | B |
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II | A |
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Yellow as sunset skies and pale | M |
As fairy clouds that stay or sail | M |
Thro' azure vaults of summer blue | N |
As summer heavens the violets grew | N |
And mosses on which spurts of light | B |
Fell laughing like the lips one might | B |
Feign for a Hebe or a girl | O |
Whose mouth heat lightens up with pearl | O |
Limp ferns in murmuring shadows shrunk | P |
And silent as if stunned or drunk | P |
With moist aromas of the wood | B |
Dry rustlings of the quietude | B |
On silver fronds' thin tresses new | N |
Cold limpid blisters of the dew | N |
Across the rambling fence she leaned | B |
A gingham gown to ankles bare | Q |
Her artless beauty bonnet screened | B |
Tempestuous with its stormy hair | Q |
A rain crow gurgled in a vine | R |
She heard it not a step she hears | L |
The wild rose smelt like delicate wine | R |
She knew it not 'tis he that nears | L |
With smiles of greeting all her face | L |
Grew musical with rustic grace | L |
He leant beside her and they had | B |
Some parley with light laughter glad | B |
I know not what I know but this | L |
Its final period was a kiss | L |
Madison Julius Cawein
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