The Heaven-born Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBCBC BBBBDEDE BFBFBGBG HBHBIJIJ| Not into these dark cities | A |
| These sordid marts and streets | B |
| That the sun in his rising pities | B |
| And the moon with sorrow greets | B |
| Does she with her dreams and flowers | B |
| For whom our hearts are dumb | C |
| Does she of the golden hours | B |
| Earth's heaven born Beauty come | C |
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| Afar 'mid the hills she tarries | B |
| Beyond the farthest streams | B |
| In a world where music marries | B |
| With color that blooms and beams | B |
| Where shadow and light are wedded | D |
| Whose children people the Earth | E |
| The fair the fragrant headed | D |
| The pure the wild of birth | E |
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| Where Morn with rosy kisses | B |
| Wakes ever the eyes of Day | F |
| And winds in her radiant tresses | B |
| Haunts every wildwood way | F |
| Where Eve with her mouth's twin roses | B |
| Her kisses sweet with balm | G |
| The eyes of the glad Day closes | B |
| And crowned with stars sits calm | G |
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| There lost in contemplation | H |
| Of things no mortal sees | B |
| She dwells the incarnation | H |
| Of idealities | B |
| Of dreams that long have fired | I |
| Men's hearts with joy and pain | J |
| The far the dear desired | I |
| Whom no man shall attain | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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