Serenade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIJ KLKL| By the burnished laurel line | A |
| Glimmering flows the singing stream | B |
| Oily eddies crease and shine | A |
| O'er white pebbles white as cream | B |
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| Richest roses bud or die | C |
| All about the splendid park | D |
| Fountains glass a wily eye | C |
| Where the fawns browse in the dark | D |
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| Amber belted through the night | E |
| Floats the alabaster moon | F |
| Stooping o'er th' acacia white | E |
| Where my mandolin I tune | F |
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| By the twinkling mere I sing | G |
| Where lake lilies stretch pale eyes | H |
| And a bulbul there doth fling | G |
| Music at the moon who flies | H |
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| With a broken syrinx there | I |
| From enameled beds of buds | J |
| Rises Pan in hoof and hair | I |
| Moonlight his dim sculpture floods | J |
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| The pale jessamines have felt | K |
| The large passion of her gaze | L |
| See they part their glories melt | K |
| Round her in a starry haze | L |
Madison Julius Cawein
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