The Sleeping Beauty Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBC DBDBDB| There was intoxication in the air | A |
| The wind keen blowing from across the seas | B |
| O'er leagues of new ploughed land and heathery leas | B |
| Smelt of wild gorse whose gold flamed everywhere | A |
| And undertone of song pulsed far and near | C |
| The soaring larks filled heaven with ecstasies | B |
| And like a living clock among the trees | B |
| The shouting cuckoo struck the time of year | C |
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| For now the Sun had found the earth once more | D |
| And woke the Sleeping Beauty with a kiss | B |
| Who thrilled with light of love in every pore | D |
| Opened her flower blue eyes and looked in his | B |
| Then all things felt life fluttering at their core | D |
| The world shook mystical in lambent bliss | B |
Mathilde Blind
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