The Forest Way Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBCDD A EEEFFF A BBBGGG BBBBBB BBBHHH| I | A |
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| I climbed a forest path and found | B |
| A dim cave in the dripping ground | B |
| Where dwelt the spirit of cool sound | B |
| Who wrought with crystal triangles | C |
| And hollowed foam of rippled bells | D |
| A music of mysterious spells | D |
| - | |
| II | A |
| - | |
| Where Sleep her bubble jewels spilled | E |
| Of dreams and Silence twilight filled | E |
| Her emerald buckets star instilled | E |
| With liquid whispers of lost springs | F |
| And mossy tread of woodland things | F |
| And drip of dew that greenly clings | F |
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| III | A |
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| Here by those servitors of Sound | B |
| Warders of that enchanted ground | B |
| My soul and sense were seized and bound | B |
| And in a dungeon deep of trees | G |
| Entranced were laid at lazy ease | G |
| The charge of woodland mysteries | G |
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| IV | - |
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| The minions of Prince Drowsihead | B |
| The wood perfumes with sleepy tread | B |
| Tiptoed around my ferny bed | B |
| And far away I heard report | B |
| Of one who dimly rode to Court | B |
| The Faery Princess Eve Amort | B |
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| V | - |
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| Her herald winds sang as they passed | B |
| And there her beauty stood at last | B |
| With wild gold locks a band held fast | B |
| Above blue eyes as clear as spar | H |
| While from a curved and azure jar | H |
| She poured the white moon and a star | H |
Madison Julius Cawein
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