The Glory And The Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABABCC DEDEDEFG| There in the past I see her as of old | A |
| Blue eyed and hazel haired within a room | B |
| Dim with a twilight of tenebrious gold | A |
| Her white face sensuous as a delicate bloom | B |
| Night opens in the tropics Fold on fold | A |
| Pale laces drape her and a frail perfume | B |
| As of a moonlit primrose brimmed with rain | C |
| Breathes from her presence drowsing heart and brain | C |
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| Her head is bent some red carnations glow | D |
| Deep in her heavy hair her large eyes gleam | E |
| Bright sister stars of those twin worlds of snow | D |
| Her breasts through which the veined violets stream | E |
| I hold her hand her smile comes sweetly slow | D |
| As thoughts of love that haunt a poet's dream | E |
| And at her feet once more I sit and hear | F |
| Wild words of passion dead this many a year | G |
Madison Julius Cawein
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