In June Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACDEAFGFGHH| Deep in the West a berry coloured bar | A |
| Of sunset gleams against which one tall fir | B |
| Is outlined dark above which courier | B |
| Of dew and dreams burns dusk's appointed star | A |
| And flash on flash as when the elves wage war | C |
| In Goblinland the fireflies bombard | D |
| The stillness and like spirits o'er the sward | E |
| The glimmering winds bring fragrance from afar | A |
| And now withdrawn into the hill wood belts | F |
| A whippoorwill while with attendant states | G |
| Of purple and silver slow the great moon melts | F |
| Into the night to show me where she waits | G |
| Like some slim moonbeam by the old beech tree | H |
| Who keeps her lips fresh as a flower for me | H |
Madison Julius Cawein
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