The Place Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDCD E FFGHGH E DDIJIK| Wherein is it so beautiful | A |
| In all things dim and all things cool | B |
| In silence that is built of leaves | C |
| And wind and spray of waterfall | D |
| And golden as the half ripe sheaves | C |
| In light that is not light at all | D |
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| II | E |
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| Wherein is it like joy and spring | F |
| In petaled musk and singing wing | F |
| In dreams that come like butterflies | G |
| And moths dim winged with downy grey | H |
| And myths that watch with bark brown eyes | G |
| Beauty who sleeps beside the way | H |
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| III | E |
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| Wherein heart is it all in all | D |
| In what to me did there befall | D |
| The echo of a word once said | I |
| That haunts it still like some sweet ghost | J |
| Youth's rapture bright and gold of head | I |
| And the wild love there found and lost | K |
Madison Julius Cawein
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