The Cloudberry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAC DEDE FGFG EHEH| Give me no coil of daemon flowers | A |
| Pale Messalines that faint and brood | B |
| Through the spent and secret twilight hours | A |
| On their strange feasts of blood | C |
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| Five me wild things of moss and peat | D |
| The gipsy flower that bravely goes | E |
| The heather's little hard brown feet | D |
| And the black eyes of sloes | E |
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| But most of all the cloudberry | F |
| That offers in her clean white cup | G |
| The melting snows the cloudberry | F |
| Where the great winds go up | G |
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| To the hushed peak whose shadow fills | E |
| The air with silence calm and wide | H |
| She lives the Dian of the hills | E |
| And the streams course beside | H |
Muriel Stuart
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