Miriam Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDEFF GGHH IIJK LLMNOOPPQQ| White clouds and buds and birds and bees | A |
| Low wind notes piped from southern seas | A |
| Brought thee a rose white offering | B |
| A flower like baby with the Spring | B |
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| She as her April gave to thee | C |
| A soul of winsome vagary | C |
| Large heavenly eyes and tender whence | D |
| Shone the sweet mind's soft influence | E |
| Where all the winning woman that | F |
| Welled up in tears high sparkling sat | F |
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| She with the dower of her May | G |
| Gave thee a nature that could sway | G |
| Wild men with kindness and a pride | H |
| Which all their littleness denied | H |
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| Limbs wrought of lilies and a face | I |
| Bright as a rose flower's and a grace | I |
| God taught that clings like happiness | J |
| In each chaste billow of thy dress | K |
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| She as her heavy June brought down | L |
| Night deeps of hair thy brow to crown | L |
| A voice so mild and musical | M |
| It is as water notes that fall | N |
| O'er bars of pearl and in thy heart | O |
| Stamped like a jewel that should start | O |
| From thy pure face in smiles and break | P |
| Like radiance when it laughed or spake | P |
| Affection that is born of truth | Q |
| And goodness which make very youth | Q |
Madison Julius Cawein
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