The Tree-toad Poem Rhyme Scheme

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I	A
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Secluded solitary on some underbough	B
Or cradled in a leaf 'mid glimmering light	C
Like Puck thou crouchest Haply watching how	D
The slow toadstool comes bulging moony white	C
Through loosening loam or how against the night	C
The glowworm gathers silver to endow	D
The darkness with or how the dew conspires	E
To hang at dusk with lamps of chilly fires	E
Each blade that shrivels now	D
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II	A
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O vague confederate of the whippoorwill	F
Of owl and cricket and the katydid	G
Thou gatherest up the silence in one shrill	F
Vibrating note and send'st it where half hid	G
In cedars twilight sleeps each azure lid	G
Drooping a line of golden eyeball still	F
Afar yet near I hear thy dewy voice	E
Within the Garden of the Hours apoise	E
On dusk's deep daffodil	F
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III	A
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Minstrel of moisture silent when high noon	H
Shows her tanned face among the thirsting clover	I
And parching meadows thy tenebrious tune	H
Wakes with the dew or when the rain is over	I
Thou troubadour of wetness and damp lover	I
Of all cool things admitted comrade boon	H
Of twilight's hush and little intimate	J
Of eve's first fluttering star and delicate	J
Round rim of rainy moon	H
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IV	-
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Art trumpeter of Dwarfland does thy horn	K
Inform the gnomes and goblins of the hour	I
When they may gambol under haw and thorn	K
Straddling each winking web and twinkling flower	I
Or bell ringer of Elfland whose tall tower	I
The liriodendron is from whence is borne	K
The elfin music of thy bell's deep bass	E
To summon Faeries to their starlit maze	E
To summon them or warn	K

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