Cleve Woods Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCEDE| SWEET Avon glides where clinging rushes seem | A |
| To stay his course and in his flattering glass | B |
| Meadows and hills and mellow woodlands pass | B |
| A fairer world as imaged in a dream | A |
| And sometimes in a visionary gleam | A |
| From out the secret covert's tangled mass | B |
| The fisher bird starts from the rustling grass | B |
| A jewelled shuttle shot along the stream | A |
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| Even here methinks when moon lapped shallows smiled | C |
| Round isles no bigger than a baby cot | D |
| Titania found a glowworm lighted child | C |
| Led far astray and with anointing hand | E |
| Sprinkling clear dew from a forget me not | D |
| Hailed him the Laureate of her Fairyland | E |
Mathilde Blind
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