The Wood-path Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAC DEFEF GGHGH IIJIJ KKEKE| Here doth white Spring white violets show | A |
| Broadcast doth white frail wind flowers sow | B |
| Through starry mosses amber fair | C |
| As delicate as ferns that grow | A |
| Hart's tongue and maiden hair | C |
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| Here fungus life is beautiful | D |
| White mushroom and the thick toad stool | E |
| As various colored as wild blooms | F |
| Existences that love the cool | E |
| Distinct in rank perfumes | F |
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| Here stray the wandering cows to rest | G |
| The calling cat bird builds her nest | G |
| In spice wood bushes dark and deep | H |
| Here raps the woodpecker his best | G |
| And here young rabbits leap | H |
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| Tall butternuts and hickories | I |
| The pawpaw and persimmon trees | I |
| The beech the chestnut and the oak | J |
| Wall shadows huge like ghosts of bees | I |
| Through which gold sun bits soak | J |
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| Here to pale melancholy moons | K |
| In haunted nights of dreamy Junes | K |
| Wails wildly the weird whippoorwill | E |
| Whose mournful and demonic tunes | K |
| Wild woods with phantoms fill | E |
Madison Julius Cawein
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