Country Largesse Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBAEC FGGFHIJJHHIKLLK MCMCMNM NCOOC| I bring a message from the stream | A |
| To fan the burning cheeks of town | B |
| From morning's tower | C |
| Of pearl and rose | D |
| I bring this cup of crystal down | B |
| With brimming dews agleam | A |
| And from my lady's garden close | E |
| I bring this flower | C |
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| O walk with me ye jaded brows | F |
| And I will sing the song I found | G |
| Making a lonely rippling sound | G |
| Under the boughs | F |
| The tinkle of the brook is there | H |
| And cow bells wandering through the fern | I |
| And silver calls | J |
| From waterfalls | J |
| And echoes floating through the air | H |
| From happiness I know not where | H |
| And hum and drone where'er I turn | I |
| Of little lives that buzz and die | K |
| And sudden lucent melodies | L |
| Like hidden strings among the trees | L |
| Roofing the summer sky | K |
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| The soft breath of the briar I bring | M |
| And wafted scents of mint and clover | C |
| Rain distilled balms the hill winds fling | M |
| Sweet thoughted as a lover | C |
| Incense from lilied urns a swaying | M |
| And the green smell of grass | N |
| Where men are haying | M |
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| As through the streets I pass | N |
| With their shrill clatter | C |
| This largesse from the hills and streams | O |
| This quietude of flowers and dreams | O |
| Round me I scatter | C |
Richard Le Gallienne
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