Hawking Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDDDEED A FFFDGGHHD A DDDDIIJJD K LLLDDDAAD| I | A |
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| I see them still when poring o'er | B |
| Old volumes of romantic lore | C |
| Ride forth to hawk in days of yore | C |
| By woods and promontories | D |
| Knights in gold lace plumes and gems | D |
| Maidens crowned with anadems | D |
| Whose falcons on round wrists of milk | E |
| Sit in jesses green of silk | E |
| From bannered Miraflores | D |
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| II | A |
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| The laughing earth is young with dew | F |
| The deeps above are violet blue | F |
| And in the East a cloud or two | F |
| Empearled with airy glories | D |
| And with laughter jest and singing | G |
| Silver bells of falcons ringing | G |
| Hawkers rosy with the dawn | H |
| Gayly ride o'er hill and lawn | H |
| From courtly Miraflores | D |
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| III | A |
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| The torrents silver down the crags | D |
| Down dim green vistas browse the stags | D |
| And from wet beds of reeds and flags | D |
| The frightened lapwing hurries | D |
| And the brawny wild boar peereth | I |
| At the cavalcade that neareth | I |
| Oft his shaggy throated grunt | J |
| Brings the king and court to hunt | J |
| At royal Miraflores | D |
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| IV | K |
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| The May itself in soft sea green | L |
| Is Oriana Spring's high queen | L |
| And Amadis beside her seen | L |
| Some prince of Fairy stones | D |
| Where her castle's ivied towers | D |
| Drowse above her budded bowers | D |
| Flaps the heron thro' the sky | A |
| And the wild swan gives a cry | A |
| By woody Miraflores | D |
Madison Julius Cawein
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