The Evanescent Beautiful Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DBEB FADA GHFI| Day after Day young with eternal beauty | A |
| Pays flowery duty to the month and clime | B |
| Night after night erects a vasty portal | C |
| Of stars immortal for the march of Time | B |
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| But where are now the Glory and the Rapture | D |
| That once did capture me in cloud and stream | B |
| Where now the Joy that was both speech and silence | E |
| Where the beguilance that was fact and dream | B |
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| I know that Earth and Heaven are as golden | F |
| As they of olden made me feel and see | A |
| Not in themselves is lacking aught of power | D |
| Through star and flower something's lost in me | A |
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| Return Return I cry O Visions vanished | G |
| O Voices banished to my Soul again | H |
| The near Earth blossoms and the far Skies glisten | F |
| I look and listen but alas in vain | I |
Madison Julius Cawein
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