Hepaticas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABAA CACADD EAEAFF DGDGDD| In the frail hepaticas | A |
| That the early Springtide tossed | B |
| Sapphire like along the ways | A |
| Of the woodlands that she crossed | B |
| I behold with other eyes | A |
| Footprints of a dream that flies | A |
| - | |
| One who leads me whom I seek | C |
| In whose loveliness there is | A |
| All the glamour that the Greek | C |
| Knew as wind borne Artemis | A |
| I am mortal Woe is me | D |
| Her sweet immortality | D |
| - | |
| Spirit must I always fare | E |
| Following thy averted looks | A |
| Now thy white arm now thy hair | E |
| Glimpsed among the trees and brooks | A |
| Thou who hauntest whispering | F |
| All the slopes and vales of Spring | F |
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| Cease to lure or grant to me | D |
| All thy beauty though it pain | G |
| Slay with splendor utterly | D |
| Flash revealment on my brain | G |
| And one moment let me see | D |
| All thy immortality | D |
Madison Julius Cawein
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