The Maid's Thought Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMANOPQRO S| Why listen even the water is sobbing for something | A |
| The west wind is dead the waves | B |
| Forget to hate the cliff in the upland canyons | C |
| Whole hillsides burst aglow | D |
| With golden broom Dear how it rained last month | E |
| And every pool was rimmed | F |
| With sulphury pollen dust of the wakening pines | G |
| Now tall and slender suddenly | H |
| The stalks of purple iris blaze by the brooks | I |
| The pencilled ones on the hill | J |
| This deerweed shivers with gold the white globe tulips | K |
| Blow out their silky bubbles | L |
| But in the next glen bronze bells nod the does | M |
| Scalded by some hot longing | A |
| Can hardly set their pointed hoofs to expect | N |
| Love but they crush a flower | O |
| Shells pair on the rock birds mate the moths fly double | P |
| O it Is time for us now | Q |
| Mouth kindling mouth to entangle our maiden bodies | R |
| To make that burning flower | O |
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| Submitted by Holt | S |
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