A White Night Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEFF GAGAHH| THE land lay deluged by the Moon | A |
| The molten silver of the lake | B |
| Shimmered in many a broad lagoon | A |
| Between grey isles whose copse and brake | B |
| Lay folded on the water's breast | C |
| Like halcyons in a floating nest | C |
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| And like a child who trusts in God | D |
| When in the dark it lies alone | E |
| Stretched on the aromatic sod | D |
| My heart was laid against your own | E |
| Against your heart which seemed to be | F |
| Mine own to all Eternity | F |
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| Lapped in illimitable light | G |
| The woods and waters seemed to swoon | A |
| And clouds like angels winged the night | G |
| And slipped away into the Moon | A |
| Lost in that radiant flame above | H |
| As we were lapped and lost in love | H |
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