The Violinist Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCEDE| But that one air for all that throng And yet | A |
| How wondrously the magic strain went through | B |
| Those thousand hearts I saw young eyes that knew | B |
| Only the fairest sights grow dim and wet | A |
| While eyes long fed on visions of regret | A |
| Beheld life's rose upspringing from its rue | B |
| For some the night wind in thy music blew | B |
| For some the spring's celestial clarinet | A |
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| And each heart knew its own the poet heard | C |
| Ravished the song his lips could never free | D |
| The girl her lover's swift impassioned word | C |
| The mother thought O little buried face | E |
| And one through veil of doubt and agony | D |
| Saw Christ alone in the dim garden place | E |
Margaret Steele Anderson
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