The Winter Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBBBBBCBDEDB| Deep in the dell I watched her as she rose | A |
| A face of icy fire o'er the hills | B |
| With snow sad eyes to freeze the forest rills | B |
| And snow sad feet to bleach the meadow snows | B |
| Pale as some young witch who a listening goes | B |
| To her first meeting with the Fiend whose fears | B |
| Fix demon eyes behind each bush she nears | B |
| Stops yet must on fearful of following foes | B |
| And so I chased her startled in the wood | C |
| Like a discovered Oread who flies | B |
| The Faun who found her sleeping each nude limb | D |
| Glittering betrayal through the solitude | E |
| Till in a frosty cloud I saw her swim | D |
| Like a drowned face a blur beneath the ice | B |
Madison Julius Cawein
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