May Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDAB EBFBEEB BGHGBBG| The golden discs of the rattlesnake weed | A |
| That spangle the woods and dance | B |
| No gleam of gold that the twilights hold | C |
| Is strong as their necromance | B |
| For under the oaks where the woodpaths lead | D |
| The golden discs of the rattlesnake weed | A |
| Are the May's own utterance | B |
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| The azure stars of the bluet bloom | E |
| That sprinkle the woodland's trance | B |
| No blink of blue that a cloud lets through | F |
| Is sweet as their countenance | B |
| For over the knolls that the woods perfume | E |
| The azure stars of the bluet bloom | E |
| Are the light of the May's own glance | B |
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| With her wondering words and her looks she comes | B |
| In a sunbeam of a gown | G |
| She needs but think and the blossoms wink | H |
| But look and they shower down | G |
| By orchard ways where the wild bee hums | B |
| With her wondering words and her looks she comes | B |
| Like a little maid to town | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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