Poet Madison Julius Cawein

Madison Julius Cawein

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The Golden Hour Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: A BCBCDDDEEE A BEEEFFGEEE A EEEEEEEEEE

IA
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She comes the dreamy daughterB
Of day and night a girlC
Who o'er the western waterB
Lifts up her moon of pearlC
Like some Rebecca at the wellD
Who fills her jar of crystal shellD
Down ways of dew o'er dale and dellD
Dusk comes with dreams of youE
Of youE
Dusk comes with dreams of youE
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IIA
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She comes the serious sisterB
Of all the stars that strewE
The deeps of God and glisterE
Bright on the darkling blueE
Like some loved Ruth who heaps her armF
With golden gleanings of the farmF
Down fields of stars where shadows swarmG
Dusk comes with thoughts of youE
Of youE
Dusk comes with thoughts of youE
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IIIA
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She comes and soft winds greet herE
And whispering odors wooE
She is the words and meterE
They set their music toE
Like Israfel a spirit fairE
Whose heart's a silvery dulcimerE
Down listening slopes of earth and airE
Dusk comes with love of youE
Of youE
Dusk comes with love of youE

Madison Julius Cawein



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