Pierrot's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCCCDD CECEFF| For a picture by Duncan Walker | A |
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| Lady light in the east hangs low | B |
| Draw your veils of dream apart | C |
| Under the casement stands Pierrot | C |
| Making a song to ease his heart | C |
| Yet do not break the song too soon | D |
| I love to sing in the paling moon | D |
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| The petals are falling heavy with dew | C |
| The stars have fainted out of the sky | E |
| Come to me come or else I too | C |
| Faint with the weight of love will die | E |
| She comes alas I hoped to make | F |
| Another stanza for her sake | F |
Sara Teasdale
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