A November Night Poem Rhyme Scheme

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There See the line of lights	A
A chain of stars down either side the street	B
Why can't you lift the chain and give it to me	C
A necklace for my throat I'd twist it round	D
And you could play with it You smile at me	C
As though I were a little dreamy child	E
Behind whose eyes the fairies live And see	C
The people on the street look up at us	F
All envious We are a king and queen	G
Our royal carriage is a motor bus	F
We watch our subjects with a haughty joy	H
How still you are Have you been hard at work	I
And are you tired to night It is so long	J
Since I have seen you four whole days I think	K
My heart is crowded full of foolish thoughts	L
Like early flowers in an April meadow	M
And I must give them to you all of them	N
Before they fade The people I have met	O
The play I saw the trivial shifting things	P
That loom too big or shrink too little shadows	Q
That hurry gesturing along a wall	R
Haunting or gay and yet they all grow real	S
And take their proper size here in my heart	T
When you have seen them There's the Plaza now	U
A lake of light To night it almost seems	V
That all the lights are gathered in your eyes	W
Drawn somehow toward you See the open park	X
Lying below us with a million lamps	Y
Scattered in wise disorder like the stars	Z
We look down on them as God must look down	A2
On constellations floating under Him	B2
Tangled in clouds Come then and let us walk	C2
Since we have reached the park It is our garden	D2
All black and blossomless this winter night	E2
But we bring April with us you and I	F2
We set the whole world on the trail of spring	G2
I think that every path we ever took	H2
Has marked our footprints in mysterious fire	I2
Delicate gold that only fairies see	C
When they wake up at dawn in hollow tree trunks	J2
And come out on the drowsy park they look	H2
Along the empty paths and say Oh here	K2
They went and here and here and here Come see	C
Here is their bench take hands and let us dance	L2
About it in a windy ring and make	M2
A circle round it only they can cross	N2
When they come back again Look at the lake	M2
Do you remember how we watched the swans	O2
That night in late October while they slept	P2
Swans must have stately dreams I think But now	U
The lake bears only thin reflected lights	A
That shake a little How I long to take	M2
One from the cold black water new made gold	Q2
To give you in your hand And see and see	C
There is a star deep in the lake a star	R2
Oh dimmer than a pearl if you stoop down	A2
Your hand could almost reach it up to me	C
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There was a new frail yellow moon to night	E2
I wish you could have had it for a cup	S2
With stars like dew to fill it to the brim	B2
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How cold it is Even the lights are cold	Q2
They have put shawls of fog around them see	C
What if the air should grow so dimly white	E2
That we would lose our way along the paths	T2
Made new by walls of moving mist receding	G2
The more we follow What a silver night	E2
That was our bench the time you said to me	C
The long new poem but how different now	U
How eerie with the curtain of the fog	U2
Making it strange to all the friendly trees	V2
There is no wind and yet great curving scrolls	W2
Carve themselves ever changing in the mist	X2
Walk on a little let me stand here watching	G2
To see you too grown strange to me and far	R2
I used to wonder how the park would be	C
If one night we could have it all alone	Y2
No lovers with close arm encircled waists	Z2
To whisper and break in upon our dreams	V
And now we have it Every wish comes true	A3
We are alone now in a fleecy world	B3
Even the stars have gone We two alone	Y2

Sara Teasdale

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