To James Whitcomb Riley With Admiration And Regard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCADEEDDDDAAFEGC HH| O lyrist of the lowly and the true | A |
| The song I sought for you | A |
| Hides yet unsung What hope for me to find | B |
| Lost in the d dal mind | B |
| The living utterance with lovely tongue | C |
| To say as erst was sung | C |
| By Ariosto of Knight errantry | A |
| Through lands of Poesy | D |
| Song's Paladin knight of the dream and day | E |
| The wizard shield you sway | E |
| Of that Atlantes power sweet and terse | D |
| The skyey builded verse | D |
| The shield that dazzles brilliant with surprise | D |
| Our unanointed eyes | D |
| Oh had I written as 't were worthy you | A |
| Each line a spark of dew | A |
| As once Ferdusi shone in Persia | F |
| Had strung each rosy spray | E |
| Of the unfolding flower of each song | G |
| And Iran's bulbul tongue | C |
| Had sobbed its heart out o'er the fountain's slab | H |
| In gardens of Afrasiab | H |
Madison Julius Cawein
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