The Fountain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEDGHGIJKJDLEL| Oh in the deep blue night | A |
| The fountain sang alone | B |
| It sang to the drowsy heart | C |
| Of a satyr carved in stone | B |
| The fountain sang and sang | D |
| But the satyr never stirred | E |
| Only the great white moon | F |
| In the empty heaven heard | E |
| The fountain sang and sang | D |
| And on the marble rim | G |
| The milk white peacocks slept | H |
| Their dreams were strange and dim | G |
| Bright dew was on the grass | I |
| And on the ilex dew | J |
| The dreamy milk white birds | K |
| Were all a glisten too | J |
| The fountain sang and sang | D |
| The things one cannot tell | L |
| The dreaming peacocks stirred | E |
| And the gleaming dew drops fell | L |
Sara Teasdale
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