The Chipmunk Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBBCDCD A EFEEGHGH A IJIIJKJK C LMLLMNMN

IA
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He makes a roadway of the crumbling fenceB
Or on the fallen tree brown as a leafC
Fall stripes with russet gambols down the denseB
Green twilight of the woods We see not whenceB
He comes nor whither in a time so briefC
He vanishes swift carrier of some FayD
Some pixy steed that haunts our child beliefC
A goblin glimpse upon some wildwood wayD
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IIA
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What harlequin mood of nature qualifiedE
Him so with happiness and limbed him withF
Such young activity as winds that rideE
The ripples have dancing on every sideE
As sunbeams know that urge the sap and pithG
Through hearts of trees yet made him to delightH
Gnome like in darkness like a moonlight mythG
Lairing in labyrinths of the under nightH
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IIIA
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Here by a rock beneath the moss a holeI
Leads to his home the den wherein he sleepsJ
Lulled by near noises of the laboring moleI
Tunneling its mine like some ungainly TrollI
Or by the tireless cricket there that keepsJ
Picking its rusty and monotonous luteK
Or slower sounds of grass that creeps and creepsJ
And trees unrolling mighty root on rootK
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IVC
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Such is the music of his sleeping hoursL
Day hath another 'tis a melodyM
He trips to made by the assembled flowersL
And light and fragrance laughing 'mid the bowersL
And ripeness busy with the acorn treeM
Such strains perhaps as filled with mute amazeN
The silent music of Earth's ecstasyM
The Satyr's soul the Faun of classic daysN

Madison Julius Cawein



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