Wood Notes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCDEDFFGGGF A BBHIIIJJKIIIKKKJ| I | A |
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| There is a flute that follows me | B |
| From tree to tree | B |
| A water flute a spirit sets | C |
| To silver lips in waterfalls | D |
| And through the breath of violets | E |
| A sparkling music calls | D |
| Hither halloo Oh follow | F |
| Down leafy hill and hollow | F |
| Where through clear swirls | G |
| With feet like pearls | G |
| Wade up the blue eyed country girls | G |
| Hither halloo Oh follow | F |
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| II | A |
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| There is a pipe that plays to me | B |
| From tree to tree | B |
| A bramble pipe an elfin holds | H |
| To golden lips in berry brakes | I |
| And swinging o'er the elder wolds | I |
| A flickering music makes | I |
| Come over Come over | J |
| The new mown clover | J |
| Come over the new mown hay | K |
| Where there by the berries | I |
| With cheeks like cherries | I |
| And locks with which the warm wind merries | I |
| Brown girls are hilling the hay | K |
| All day | K |
| Come over the fields and away | K |
| Come over Come over | J |
Madison Julius Cawein
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