Sorcery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDE FGFGHHG IJIJKJKJ| Face with the forest eyes | A |
| And the wayward wild wood hair | B |
| How shall a man be wise | A |
| When a girl's so fair | B |
| How with her face once seen | C |
| Shall life be as it has been | D |
| This many a year | E |
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| Beautiful fearful thing | F |
| You undulant sorcery | G |
| I dare not hear you sing | F |
| Dance not for me | G |
| The whiteness of your breast | H |
| Divinely manifest | H |
| I must not see | G |
| - | |
| Too late thou luring child | I |
| Moon matches little moon | J |
| I must not be beguiled | I |
| With the honied tune | J |
| Yet O to lay my head | K |
| Twixt moon and moon | J |
| 'Twas so my sad heart said | K |
| Only last June | J |
Richard Le Gallienne
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