Unheard Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI JKJK| All things are wrought of melody | A |
| Unheard yet full of speaking spells | B |
| Within the rock within the tree | A |
| A soul of music dwells | B |
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| A mute symphonic sense that thrills | C |
| The silent frame of mortal things | D |
| Its heart beats in the ancient hills | C |
| In every flower sings | D |
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| To harmony all growth is set | E |
| Each seed is but a music mote | F |
| From which each plant each violet | G |
| Evolves its purple note | F |
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| Compact of melody the rose | H |
| Woos the soft wind with strain on strain | I |
| Of crimson and the lily blows | H |
| Its white bars to the rain | I |
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| The trees are p ans and the grass | J |
| One long green fugue beneath the sun | K |
| Song is their life and all shall pass | J |
| Shall cease when song is done | K |
Madison Julius Cawein
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