The Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEFGHIIJJKKKKBB LLKKMMCCKKKKNNThis was my dream | A |
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It seemed the afternoon | B |
Of some deep tropic day and yet the moon | B |
Stood round and bright with golden alchemy | C |
High in a heaven bluer than the sea | C |
Long lawny lengths of perishable cloud | D |
Hung in a west o'er rolling forests bowed | D |
Clouds raining colours gold and violet | E |
That opening seemed from mystic worlds to let | F |
Hints down of Parian beauty and lost charms | G |
Of dim immortals young with floating forms | H |
And all about me fruited orchards grew | I |
Pear quince and peach and plums of dusty blue | I |
Rose apricots and apples streaked with fire | J |
Kissed into ripeness by the sun's desire | J |
And big with juice And on far fading hills | K |
Down which it seemed a hundred torrent rills | K |
Flashed rushing silver vines and vines and vines | K |
Of purple vintage swollen with cool wines | K |
Pale pleasant wines and fragrant as late June | B |
Their delicate tang drawn from the wine white moon | B |
And from the clouds o'er this sweet world there dripped | L |
An odorous music strangely feverish lipped | L |
That swung and swooned and panted in mad sighs | K |
Investing at each throb the air with eyes | K |
And forms of sensuous spirits limpid white | M |
Clad on with raiment as of starry night | M |
Fair faint embodiments of melody | C |
From out whose hearts of crystal one could see | C |
The music stream like light through delicate hands | K |
Hollowing a lamp And as on sounding sands | K |
The ocean murmur haunts the rosy shells | K |
Within whose convolutions beauty dwells | K |
My soul became a vibrant harp of love | N |
Re echoing all the harmony above | N |
Madison Julius Cawein
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