Forest Silence Poem Rhyme Scheme

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Where she reclines	A
In a rock's cup	B
Smooth tawny mossed	C
Under tall pines	A
Her eyes look up	B
Her gaze is lost	C
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Pine plumes sea gray	D
When air sings through	E
The rust red stems	F
Wave slowly fray	D
The liquid blue	E
To flashing gems	F
	-
A lizard's haste	C
Rustles dead leaves	G
A light cone drops	H
Else this sweet waste	C
No sound receives	G
But stirred tree tops	H
	-
A thrill of air	I
From far slow draws	J
Its long caress	K
Sighed out nowhere	I
Then noon at pause	J
Drinks silentness	J
	-
But she what waft	C
Of perfume brought	C
Her musing stirs	J
What pure keen draught	C
Of wine like thought	C
Even now is hers	J
	-
Her eyes dream dreams	J
Coiled foot stirs not	C
Nor idle hand	C
Spell drowsed she seems	J
Hushed in some plot	C
Of faery land	C
	-
Yet soft with such	L
Light lingerings felt	C
As when boughs part	C
Again to touch	L
Spring meet and melt	C
Within her heart	C
	-
Hope wish and prayer	I
And memory warm	M
From far hours all	N
Newly aware	I
Of sudden charm	O
And wistful call	N
	-
Out of lost years	J
Earth's mystery	P
Strange with its pain	Q
Holy with fears	J
Touches her shy	R
As breeze as rain	Q
	-
And this rich hour	S
With feeling fills	J
Too full to hold	C
Its wealth a flower	S
That trembling spills	J
Seed spice of gold	C

Robert Laurence Binyon

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