Fairyland Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGGGHGIJKGGLGMN OJLGPGGG| If people came to know where my king's palace is it would vanish | A |
| into the air | B |
| The walls are of white silver and the roof of shining gold | C |
| The queen lives in a palace with seven courtyards and she | D |
| wears a jewel that cost all the wealth of seven kingdoms | E |
| But let me tell you mother in a whisper where my king's | F |
| palace is | G |
| It is at the corner of our terrace where the pot of the tulsi | G |
| plant stands | G |
| The princess lies sleeping on the far away shore of the seven | H |
| impassable seas | G |
| There is none in the world who can find her but myself | I |
| She has bracelets on her arms and pearl drops in her ears her | J |
| hair sweeps down upon the floor | K |
| She will wake when I touch her with my magic wand and jewels | G |
| will fall from her lips when she smiles | G |
| But let me whisper in your ear mother she is there in the | L |
| corner of our terrace where the pot of the tulsi plant stands | G |
| When it is time for you to go to the river for your bath step | M |
| up to that terrace on the roof | N |
| I sit in the corner where the shadow of the walls meet | O |
| together | J |
| Only puss is allowed to come with me for she know where the | L |
| barber in the story lives | G |
| But let me whisper mother in your ear where the barber in | P |
| the story lives | G |
| It is at the corner of the terrace where the pot of the tulsi | G |
| plant stands | G |
Rabindranath Tagore
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