The Dream Child Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABAB CDCDCD EFGFEF HIHIHI JKJKJK LMLMLM NONONO

There is a place I know it wellA
Where beech trees crowd into a gloomB
And where a twinkling woodland wellA
Flings from a rock a rippling plumeB
And like a Faun beneath a spellA
The silence breathes of beam and bloomB
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And here it was I met with herC
The child I never hoped to seeD
Who long had been heart's comforterC
And soul's companion unto meD
Telling me oft of myths that wereC
And of far faerylands to beD
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She stood there smiling by the poolE
The cascade made below the rocksF
Innocent naked beautifulG
The frail gerardia in her locksF
A flower elfin sweet and coolE
Freckled as faery four o clocksF
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Her eyes were rain bright and her hairH
An amber gleam like that which tipsI
The golden leaves when Fall comes fairH
And twin red berries were her lipsI
Her beauty pure and young and bareH
Shone like a star from breasts to hipsI
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Oft had I seen her thus of oldJ
In dreams where she played many partsK
A form possessing in its moldJ
The high perfection of all ArtsK
With all the hopes to which men holdJ
And loves for which they break their heartsK
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And she was mine Within her faceL
I read' her soul Then while she smiledM
A sudden wind swept through the placeL
And she was gone My heart beat wildM
The leaves shook and behold no traceL
Was there of her the faery childM
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Only a ray of gold that hungN
Above the water and a boughO
Rain bright and berried low that swungN
Yet in my heart of hearts somehowO
I felt I need not search amongN
The trees that she was hiding nowO

Madison Julius Cawein



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