In A Garden Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDEE EEFFEEE EEGGHHH EEBAIII| The pink rose drops its petals on | A |
| The moonlit lawn the moonlit lawn | B |
| The moon like some wide rose of white | C |
| Drops down the summer night | C |
| No rose there is | D |
| As sweet as this | E |
| Thy mouth that greets me with a kiss | E |
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| The lattice of thy casement twines | E |
| With jasmine vines with jasmine vines | E |
| The stars like jasmine blossoms lie | F |
| About the glimmering sky | F |
| No jasmine tress | E |
| Can so caress | E |
| Like thy white arms' soft loveliness | E |
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| About thy door magnolia blooms | E |
| Make sweet the glooms make sweet the glooms | E |
| A moon magnolia is the dusk | G |
| Closed in a dewy husk | G |
| However much | H |
| No bloom gives such | H |
| Soft fragrance as thy bosom's touch | H |
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| The flowers blooming now will pass | E |
| And strew the grass and strew the grass | E |
| The night like some frail flower dawn | B |
| Will soon make gray and wan | A |
| Still still above | I |
| The flower of | I |
| True love shall live forever Love | I |
Madison Julius Cawein
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