The Winds' Possession Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGG| When winds blow high and leaves begin to fall | A |
| And the wan sunlight flits before the blast | B |
| When fields are brown and crops are garnered all | A |
| And rooks like mastered ships drift wide and fast | B |
| Maid Artemis that feeleth her young blood | C |
| Leap like a freshet river for the sea | D |
| Speedeth abroad with hair blown in a flood | C |
| To snuff the salt west wind and wanton free | D |
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| Then would you know how brave she is how high | E |
| Her ancestry how kindred to the wind | F |
| Mark but her flashing feet her ravisht eye | E |
| That takes the boist'rous weather and feels it kind | F |
| And hear her eager voice how tuned it is | G |
| To Autumn's clarion shrill for Artemis | G |
Maurice Henry Hewlett
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