A Day Dream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDECC FGFGHI JEJEKK LMLMEE NONOHI| My eyes make pictures when they're shut | A |
| I see a fountain large and fair | B |
| A Willow and a ruined Hut | A |
| And thee and me and Mary there | B |
| O Mary make thy gentle lap our pillow | C |
| Bend o'er us like a bower my beautiful green Willow | C |
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| A wild rose roofs the ruined shed | D |
| And that and summer well agree | E |
| And lo where Mary leans her head | D |
| Two dear names carved upon the tree | E |
| And Mary's tears they are not tears of sorrow | C |
| Our sister and our friend will both be here to morrow | C |
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| 'Twas Day But now few large and bright | F |
| The stars are round the crescent moon | G |
| And now it is a dark warm Night | F |
| The balmiest of the month of June | G |
| A glow worm fallen and on the marge remounting | H |
| Shines and its shadow shines fit stars for our sweet fountain | I |
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| O ever ever be thou blest | J |
| For dearly Asra love I thee | E |
| This brooding warmth across my breast | J |
| This depth of tranquil bliss ah me | E |
| Fount Tree and Shed are gone I know not whither | K |
| But in one quiet room we three are still together | K |
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| The shadows dance upon the wall | L |
| By the still dancing fire flames made | M |
| And now they slumber moveless all | L |
| And now they melt to one deep shade | M |
| But not from me shall this mild darkness steal thee | E |
| I dream thee with mine eyes and at my heart I feel thee | E |
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| Thine eyelash on my cheek doth play | N |
| 'Tis Mary's hand upon my brow | O |
| But let me check this tender lay | N |
| Which none may hear but she and thou | O |
| Like the still hive at quiet midnight humming | H |
| Murmur it to yourselves ye two beloved women | I |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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