The Enchanter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABCCDDEEFFFF| In the deep heart of man a poet dwells | A |
| Who all the day of life his summer story tells | A |
| Scatters on every eye dust of his spells | A |
| Scent form and color to the flowers and shells | A |
| Wins the believing child with wondrous tales | B |
| Touches a cheek with colors of romance | C |
| And crowds a history into a glance | C |
| Gives beauty to the lake and fountain | D |
| Spies oversea the fires of the mountain | D |
| When thrushes ope their throat 't is he that sings | E |
| And he that paints the oriole's fiery wings | E |
| The little Shakspeare in the maiden's heart | F |
| Makes Romeo of a plough boy on his cart | F |
| Opens the eye to Virtue's starlike meed | F |
| And gives persuasion to a gentle deed | F |
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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