Love And A Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCCB D D D EEFG H IJKKLJ D D D EEM H NOPPPO D D D EEEE| In girandoles of gladioles | A |
| The day had kindled flame | B |
| And Heaven a door of gold and pearl | C |
| Unclosed when Morning like a girl | C |
| A red rose twisted in a curl | C |
| Down sapphire stairways came | B |
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| Said I to Love 'What must I do | D |
| What shall I do what can I do ' | - |
| Said I to Love 'What must I do | D |
| All on a summer's morning ' | - |
| Said Love to me 'Go woo go woo ' | - |
| Said Love to me 'Go woo | D |
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| If she be milking follow O | E |
| And in the clover hollow O | E |
| While through the dew the bells clang clear | F |
| Just whisper it into her ear | G |
| All on a summer's morning ' | - |
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| II | H |
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| Of honey and heat and weed and wheat | I |
| The day had made perfume | J |
| And Heaven a tower of turquoise raised | K |
| Whence Noon like some wan woman gazed | K |
| A sunflower withering at her waist | L |
| Within a crystal room | J |
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| Said I to Love 'What must I do | D |
| What shall I do what can I do ' | - |
| Said I to Love 'What must I do | D |
| All in the summer nooning ' | - |
| Said Love to me 'Go woo go woo ' | - |
| Said Love to me 'Go woo | D |
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| If she be 'mid the rakers O | E |
| Among the harvest acres O | E |
| While every breeze brings scents of hay | M |
| Just hold her hand and not take 'nay ' | - |
| All in the summer nooning ' | - |
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| III | H |
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| With song and sigh and cricket cry | N |
| The day had mingled rest | O |
| And Heaven a casement opened wide | P |
| Of opal whence like some young bride | P |
| The Twilight leaned all starry eyed | P |
| A moonflower on her breast | O |
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| Said I to Love 'What must I do | D |
| What shall I do what can I do ' | - |
| Said I to Love 'What must I do | D |
| All in the summer gloaming ' | - |
| Said Love to me 'Go woo go woo ' | - |
| Said Love to me 'Go woo | D |
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| Go meet her at the trysting O | E |
| And 'spite of her resisting O | E |
| Beneath the stars and afterglow | E |
| Just clasp her close and kiss her so | E |
| All in the summer gloaming ' | - |
Madison Julius Cawein
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