The Pine Woods Of Grijo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGI JKJK LMLM| Our voices break on a stillness bright and strange | A |
| Of early morning Pines upon either hand | B |
| People the sunshine deep as eye can range | A |
| Their lofty throngs in a darkling order stand | B |
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| Our sandy path new washed with rains of night | C |
| Already is dry but dewily shine its banks | D |
| And cool the shadows asleep upon stems upright | C |
| Unevenly dapple the silent endless ranks | D |
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| The shadows they lie so lightly I think if a wind | E |
| Blew hither his breath would lift them as all sad cares | F |
| Are lifted blown from the cleared and eager mind | E |
| That now unbidden its native pleasure dares | F |
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| O pines of ardent branches that plume with green | G |
| The delicate blue of morning and softly house | H |
| The warm light poured from a splendour half unseen | G |
| O forest still and scented hear my vows | I |
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| My body is warm to my heart and I rejoice | J |
| I clothe myself with the light as ye are clad | K |
| As ye breathe forth your perfume I my voice | J |
| Will utter in morning freshness alert and glad | K |
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| As the thistledown melts in the air of very lightness | L |
| Is scattered the web that trouble has vainly spun | M |
| And my spirit arising bold and bathed in brightness | L |
| Hymns the excellent sweet victorious sun | M |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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