Her Violin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDEEFGD A BBHHIJJKLM A BBNEOPPQQO| I | A |
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| Her violin Again begin | B |
| The dream notes of her violin | B |
| And dim and fair with gold brown hair | C |
| I seem to see her standing there | C |
| Soft eyed and sweetly slender | D |
| The room again with strain on strain | E |
| Vibrates to LOVE's melodious pain | E |
| As sloping slow is poised her bow | F |
| While round her form the golden glow | G |
| Of sunset spills its splendour | D |
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| II | A |
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| Her violin now deep now thin | B |
| Again I hear her violin | B |
| And dream by dream again I seem | H |
| To see the love light's tender gleam | H |
| Beneath her eyes' long lashes | I |
| While to my heart she seems a part | J |
| Of her pure song's inspir d art | J |
| And as she plays the rosy grays | K |
| Of twilight halo hair and face | L |
| While sunset burns to ashes | M |
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| III | A |
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| O violin Cease cease within | B |
| My soul O haunting violin | B |
| In vain in vain you bring again | N |
| Back from the past the blissful pain | E |
| Of all the love then spoken | O |
| When on my breast at happy rest | P |
| A sunny while her head was pressed | P |
| Peace peace to these wild memories | Q |
| For like my heart naught remedies | Q |
| Her violin lies broken | O |
Madison Julius Cawein
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