A Bridal In The Bois De Boulogne. Poem Rhyme Scheme

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HOW the lilacs the lilacs are glowing and blowing	A
And white through the delicate verdure of May	B
The blossoming boughs of the hawthorn are showing	A
Like beautiful brides in their bridal array	B
With cobwebs for laces and dewdrops for pearls	C
Fine as a queen's dowry for workaday girls	C
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In an aisle of Acacias enlaced and enlacing	A
Where the silvery sunlight tunnels the shade	D
Where snowflakes of butterflies airily chasing	A
Each other in trios flash down the arcade	D
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Arrayed in white muslin the wedded bride	E
Looks fresh as a daisy the groom by her side	E
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The guests flitted round her with light hearted laughter	F
They hunted the slipper they kissed the ring	A
Of days gone before and of days coming after	F
They thought of no more than the bird on the wing	A
Were the loves and the laughter and lilacs of May	B
With the sunshine above not enough for the day	B
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And the lilacs the lilacs are blowing and glowing	A
They pluck them by handfuls and pile them in a mass	G
And the sap of the Springtide is rising and flowing	A
Through the veins of the greenwood the blades of the grass	G
Up up to the last leaf a dance on the tree	H
It leaps like a fountain abundant and free	H
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The blackbirds are building their nests in the bushes	I
And whistle at work as the workpeople do	J
The trees swing their censers the wind comes in gushes	K
Of delicate scent mixed of honey and dew	J
Now loud and now loud through the garrulous trees	L
A burst of gay music is blown with the breeze	L
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And the girls and the boys from the faubourgs of Paris	M
The premature gamins as wise as fourscore	H
The vain little Margots and the wide awake Harrys	M
Surprised into childhood grew simple once more	H
And vied with the cuckoo as shouting at play	B
They dashed through the thickets and darted away	B
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Ah fair is the forest's green glimmering splendour	H
The leaves of the lime tree a network of light	N
And fringing long aisles of acacia a tender	H
And delicate veiling of virginal white	N
Where framed in the gladdening flowers of May	B
The bride and her bridesmaids beam gladder than they	B
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They have crowned her brown tresses with hawthorn in blossom	O
They have made her a necklace of daisies for pearls	M
They have set the white lily against her white bosom	O
Enthroned on the grass mid a garland of girls	M
With the earth for a footstool the sky roof above	P
She is queen of the Springtide and Lady of Love	P
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Oh the lilacs the lilacs are glowing and blowing	A
They pluck them by bushels as blithely they go	A
Through the green scented dusk where the hawthorn is showing	A
A luminous whiteness of blossoming snow	A
And the Sun ere he goes gives the Moon half his light	N
As a lamp to lead Love on the bridal night	N

Mathilde Blind

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