Spring On The Hills Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABB CCCCC DEDEE DCDCC FGFGG DHDHI DCDCC| Ah shall I follow on the hills | A |
| The Spring as wild wings follow | B |
| Where wild plum trees make wan the hills | A |
| Crabapple trees the hollow | B |
| Haunts of the bee and swallow | B |
| - | |
| In redbud brakes and flowery | C |
| Acclivities of berry | C |
| In dogwood dingles showery | C |
| With white where wrens make merry | C |
| Or drifts of swarming cherry | C |
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| In valleys of wild strawberries | D |
| And of the clumped May apple | E |
| Or cloudlike trees of haw berries | D |
| With which the south winds grapple | E |
| That brook and byway dapple | E |
| - | |
| With eyes of far forgetfulness | D |
| Like some wild wood thing's daughter | C |
| Whose feet are beelike fretfulness | D |
| To see her run like water | C |
| Through boughs that slipped or caught her | C |
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| O Spring to seek yet find you not | F |
| To search yet never win you | G |
| To glimpse to touch but bind you not | F |
| To lose and still continue | G |
| All sweet evasion in you | G |
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| In pearly peach blush distances | D |
| You gleam the woods are braided | H |
| Of myths of dream existences | D |
| There where the brook is shaded | H |
| A sudden splendor faded | I |
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| O presence like the primrose's | D |
| Again I feel your power | C |
| With rainy scents of dim roses | D |
| Like some elusive flower | C |
| Who led me for an hour | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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