The Poet's Songs. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDDEBFBFBGGGBHHHH IIIH| The copse wood merely sows | A |
| Itself not planted | B |
| And so it is with those | A |
| Strange and enchanted | C |
| Moods that have taken root | D |
| Bloomed and e'en borne fruit | D |
| Or e'er the poet knew't | E |
| Beauty haunted | B |
| The little songs that fly | F |
| When the lips parted | B |
| Let dreams of ear and eye | F |
| Forth so warm hearted | B |
| Be it a joy or pain | G |
| Each to chaunt is fain | G |
| What in the parent brain | G |
| Soothed or smarted | B |
| This is the poet's dower | H |
| None none completer | H |
| As if 'twere Love's own flower | H |
| Than all flowers sweeter | H |
| Which as the seer saith | I |
| Still breathes a faery breath | I |
| Where Beauty smiles though Death | I |
| May come to meet her | H |
Robert Crawford
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