The Violin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAB BCDDDECEBB| Touch gently friend and slow the violin So sweet and low | A |
| That my dreaming senses may be beckoned so | A |
| Into a rest as deep as the long past years ago | A |
| So softly then begin | B |
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| And ever gently touch the violin | B |
| Until an impulse grows of a sudden like wind | C |
| On the brow of the earth | D |
| And the voice of your violin shows its wide swung girth | D |
| With a crash of the strings and a medley of rage and mirth | D |
| And my rested senses spring | E |
| Like juice from a broken rind | C |
| And the joys that your melodies bring | E |
| I know worth a life time to win | B |
| As you waken to love and this hour your violin | B |
Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
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