Voices Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFH IJIJ DKDL MNM| When blood root blooms and trillium flowers | A |
| Unclasp their stars to sun and rain | B |
| My heart strikes hands with winds and showers | A |
| And wanders in the woods again | C |
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| O urging impulse born of spring | D |
| That makes glad April of my soul | E |
| No bird however wild of wing | D |
| Is more impatient of control | E |
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| Impetuous of pulse it beats | F |
| Within my blood and bears me hence | G |
| Above the housetops and the streets | F |
| I hear its happy eloquence | H |
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| It tells me all that I would know | I |
| Of birds and buds of blooms and bees | J |
| I seem to hear the blossoms blow | I |
| And leaves unfolding on the trees | J |
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| I seem to hear the blue bells ring | D |
| Faint purple peals of fragrance and | K |
| The honey throated poppies fling | D |
| Their golden laughter o'er the land | L |
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| It calls to me it sings to me | M |
| I hear its far voice night and day | N |
| I can not choose but go when tree | M |
| And flower clamor 'Come away ' | - |
Madison Julius Cawein
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