The Speckled Trout Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHG IJIJ KLKM ANAN OPO

With rod and line I took my wayA
That led me through the gossip treesB
Where all the forest was aswayA
With hurry of the running breezeB
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I took my hat off to a flowerC
That nodded welcome as I passedD
And pelted by a morning showerC
Unto its heart a bee held fastD
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A head of gold one great weed tossedE
And leaned to look when I went byF
And where the brook the roadway crossedE
The daisy kept on me its eyeF
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And when I stopped to bathe my faceG
And seat me at a great tree's footH
I heard the stream say 'Mark the placeG
And undermine it rock and root '-
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And o'er the whirling water thereI
A dragonfly its shuttle pliedJ
Where wild a fern let down its hairI
And leaned to see the water's prideJ
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A speckled trout The spotted elfK
Whom I had come so far to seeL
Stretched out above a rocky shelfK
A shadow sleeping mockinglyM
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And I have sat here half the dayA
Regarding it It has not stirredN
I heard the running water sayA
'He does not know the magic wordN
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'The word that changes everythingO
And brings all Nature to his handP
That makes of this great trout a kingO
And opes the way to Faeryland '-

Madison Julius Cawein



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