What Magic Is There Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCDDCBBEF GHIIHGGJJ| A | |
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| What magic is there in thy mien | B |
| What sorcery in thy smile | C |
| Which charms away all cark and care | D |
| Which turns the foul days into fair | D |
| And for a little while | C |
| Changes this disenchanted scene | B |
| From the sere leaf into the green | B |
| Transmuting with love's golden wand | E |
| This beggared life to fairyland | F |
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| My heart goes forth to thee oh friend | G |
| As some poor pilgrim to a shrine | H |
| A pilgrim who has come from far | I |
| To seek his spirit's folding star | I |
| And sees the taper shine | H |
| The goal to which his wanderings tend | G |
| Where want and weariness shall end | G |
| And kneels ecstatically blest | J |
| Because his heart hath entered rest | J |
Mathilde Blind
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