Pan Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDCEFCCFCEFCCF GGBGGBGGBGGB HHIHHIJHI| A | |
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| Haunter of green intricacies | B |
| Where the sunlight's amber laces | C |
| Deeps of darkest violet | D |
| Where the ugly Satyr chases | C |
| Shining Dryads fair as Graces | E |
| Whose lithe limbs with dew are wet | F |
| Piper in hid mountain places | C |
| Where the blue eyed Oread braces | C |
| Winds which in her sweet cheeks set | F |
| Of Aurora rosy traces | C |
| Whiles the Faun from myrtle mazes | E |
| Watcheth with an eye of jet | F |
| What art thou and these dim races | C |
| Thou O Pan of many faces | C |
| Who art ruler yet | F |
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| Tell me piper have I ever | G |
| Heard thy hollow syrinx quiver | G |
| Trickling music in the trees | B |
| Where dark hazel copses shiver | G |
| Have I heard its dronings sever | G |
| The warm silence or the bees | B |
| Ripple murmurings that never | G |
| Could be born of fall or river | G |
| Whisperings and subtleties | B |
| Melodies so very clever | G |
| None can doubt that thou the giver | G |
| Master Nature's keys | B |
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| What glad awes of storm are given | H |
| Thy mad power which has striven | H |
| Where the craggy forests glare | I |
| In wild mockery when Heaven | H |
| Splits with thunder wedges driven | H |
| Red through night and rainy air | I |
| What art thou whose presence even | J |
| While its fear the heart hath riven | H |
| Heals it with a prayer | I |
Madison Julius Cawein
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