The Wind Of Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBB CCC DED FFF GGG HHI JJJ KKK LML NNO PPP BBB BBB QQQ FFF RRR SSS TTT PP UUU| From the hills and far away | A |
| All the long warm summer day | A |
| Comes the wind and seems to say | A |
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| 'Come oh come and let us go | B |
| Where the meadows bend and blow | B |
| Waving with the white tops' snow | B |
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| ''Neath the hyssop colored sky | C |
| 'Mid the meadows we will lie | C |
| Watching the white clouds roll by | C |
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| 'While your hair my hands shall press | D |
| With a cooling tenderness | E |
| Till your grief grows less and less | D |
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| 'Come oh come and let us roam | F |
| Where the rock cut waters comb | F |
| Flowing crystal into foam | F |
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| '' Under trees whose trunks are brown | G |
| On the banks that violets crown | G |
| We will watch the fish flash down | G |
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| 'While your ear my voice shall soothe | H |
| With a whisper soft and smooth | H |
| Till your care shall wax uncouth | I |
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| 'Come where forests line on line | J |
| Armies of the oak and pine | J |
| Scale the hills and shout and shine | J |
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| 'We will wander hand in hand | K |
| Ways where tall the toadstools stand | K |
| Mile stones white of Fairyland | K |
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| 'While your eyes my lips shall kiss | L |
| Dewy as a wild rose is | M |
| Till they gaze on naught but bliss | L |
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| 'On the meadows you will hear | N |
| Leaning low your spirit ear | N |
| Cautious footsteps drawing near | O |
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| 'You will deem it but a bee | P |
| Murmuring soft and sleepily | P |
| Till your inner sight shall see | P |
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| ''Tis a presence passing slow | B |
| All its shining hair ablow | B |
| Through the white tops' tossing snow | B |
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| 'By the waters if you will | B |
| And your inmost soul be still | B |
| Melody your ears shall fill | B |
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| 'You will deem it but the stream | Q |
| Rippling onward in a dream | Q |
| Till upon your gaze shall gleam | Q |
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| 'Arm of spray and throat of foam | F |
| 'Tis a spirit there aroam | F |
| Where the radiant waters comb | F |
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| 'In the forest if you heed | R |
| You shall hear a magic reed | R |
| Sow sweet notes like silver seed | R |
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| 'You will deem your ears have heard | S |
| Stir of tree or song of bird | S |
| Till your startled eyes are blurred | S |
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| 'By a vision instant seen | T |
| Naked gold and beryl green | T |
| Glimmering bright the boughs between | T |
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| 'Follow me and you shall see | P |
| Wonder worlds of mystery | P |
| That are only known to me ' | - |
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| Thus outside my city door | U |
| Speaks the Wind its wildwood lore | U |
| Speaks and lo I go once more | U |
Madison Julius Cawein
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