He Who Loves Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEBB BFBGBB| For him God's birds each merry morn | A |
| Make of wild throats melodious flutes | B |
| To trill such love from brush and thorn | A |
| As might brim eyes of brutes | B |
| Who would believe of such a thing | C |
| That 'tis her heart which makes them sing | C |
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| For him the faultless skies of noon | D |
| Grow farther in eternal blue | E |
| As heavens that buoy the balanced moon | D |
| And sow the stars and dew | E |
| Who would believe that such deep skies | B |
| Are miracles only through her eyes | B |
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| For him mad sylphs adown domed nights | B |
| Stud golden globules radiant | F |
| Or glass green transient trails of lights | B |
| Spin from their orbs and slant | G |
| Who would believe a soul were hers | B |
| To make for him a universe | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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