Music Of Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCDEDFFD A GGGHFHFFH A FFFIFJFFK LLLMNMNON PPPQRQRQR| I | A |
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| Thou sit'st among the sunny silences | B |
| Of terraced hills and woodland galleries | C |
| Thou utterance of all calm melodies | C |
| Thou lutanist of Earth's most affluent lute | D |
| Where no false note intrudes | E |
| To mar the silent music branch and root | D |
| Charming the fields ripe orchards and deep woods | F |
| To song similitudes | F |
| Of flower and seed and fruit | D |
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| II | A |
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| Oft have I seen thee in some sensuous air | G |
| Bewitch the broad wheat acres everywhere | G |
| To imitated gold of thy deep hair | G |
| The peach by thy red lips' delicious trouble | H |
| Blown into gradual dyes | F |
| Of crimson and beheld thy magic double | H |
| Dark blue with fervid influence of thine eyes | F |
| The grapes' rotundities | F |
| Bubble by purple bubble | H |
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| III | A |
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| Deliberate uttered into life intense | F |
| Out of thy soul's melodious eloquence | F |
| Beauty evolves its just preeminence | F |
| The lily from some pensive smitten chord | I |
| Drawing significance | F |
| Of purity a visible hush stands starred | J |
| With splendor from thy passionate utterance | F |
| The rose writes its romance | F |
| In blushing word on word | K |
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| IV | - |
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| As star by star Day harps in Evening | L |
| The inspiration of all things that sing | L |
| Is in thy hands and from their touch takes wing | L |
| All brooks all birds whom song can never sate | M |
| The leaves the wind and rain | N |
| Green frogs and insects singing soon and late | M |
| Thy sympathies inspire thy heart's refrain | N |
| Whose sounds invigorate | O |
| With rest life's weary brain | N |
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| V | - |
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| And as the Night like some mysterious rune | P |
| Its beauty makes emphatic with the moon | P |
| Thou lutest us no immaterial tune | P |
| But where dim whispers haunt the cane and corn | Q |
| By thy still strain made strong | R |
| Earth's awful avatar in whom is born | Q |
| Thy own deep music labors all night long | R |
| With growth assuring Morn | Q |
| Assumes with onward song | R |
Madison Julius Cawein
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