The Yellow Puccoon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCCB BDBDEED BFBFGGF HIBIJJI BKBKFFK BBBBBBB

Who could describe you child of mysteryA
And silence born among these solitudesB
Within whose look there is a secrecyB
Old as these wanderingwoodsB
And knowledge cousin to the morning starC
Beyond the things that marC
And earth itself that on the soul intrudesB
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How many eons what antiquityB
Went to your making When the world was youngD
You yet were old What mighty companyB
Of cosmic forces swungD
About you On what wonders have you gazedE
Since first your head was raisedE
To greet the Power that here your seed spore flungD
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The butterfly that woos you and the beeB
That quits the mandrakes' cups to whisper youF
Are in your confidence and sympathyB
As sunlight is and dewF
And the soft music of this woodland streamG
Telling the trees its dreamG
That lean attentive its dim face untoF
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With bluet larkspur and anemoneH
Your gold conspires to arrest the eyeI
Making it prisoner unto FantasyB
And Vision none'll denyI
That lead the mind as children lead the blindJ
Homeward by ways that windJ
To certainties of love that round it lieI
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The tanager in scarlet liveryB
Out flaunts you not in bravery amber brightK
As is the little moon of Fa rieB
That glows with golden lightK
From out a firmament of green as youF
From out the moss and dewF
Glimmer your starry disc upon my sightK
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If I might know you have you as the beeB
And butterfly in some more intimate senseB
Or like the brook there talking to the treeB
Win to your confidenceB
Then might I grasp it solve it in some wiseB
This riddle in disguiseB
Named Life through you and your experienceB

Madison Julius Cawein



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