To A Friend Who Sent Me A Box Of Violets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHEIJF KE LMNODPDQDRSTUUUEOURD VUOWXX YXRWEZDXA2UB2MU C2EOD2UXXXXXW E2D| Nay more than violets | A |
| These thoughts of thine friend | B |
| Rather thy reedy brook | C |
| Taw's tributary | D |
| At midnight murmuring | E |
| Descried them the delicate | F |
| Dark eyed goddesses | G |
| There by his cressy bed | H |
| Dissolved and dreaming | E |
| Dreams that distilled into dew | I |
| All the purple of night | J |
| All the shine of a planet | F |
| - | |
| Whereat he whispered | K |
| And they arising | E |
| - | |
| Of day's forget me nots | L |
| The duskier sisters | M |
| Descended relinquished | N |
| The orchard the trout pool | O |
| Torridge and Tamar | D |
| The Druid circles | P |
| Sheepfolds of Dartmoor | D |
| Granite and sandstone | Q |
| By Roughtor Dozmare | D |
| Down the vale of the Fowey | R |
| Moving in silence | S |
| Brushing the nightshade | T |
| By bridges cyclopean | U |
| By Trevenna Treverbyn | U |
| Lawharne and Largin | U |
| By Glynn Lanhydrock | E |
| Restormel Lostwithiel | O |
| Dark wood dim water dreaming town | U |
| Down the vale of the Fowey | R |
| To the tidal water | D |
| Washing the feet | V |
| Of fair St Winnow | U |
| Each in her exile | O |
| Musing the message | W |
| Passed as the starlit | X |
| Shadow of Ruth from the land of the Moabite | X |
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| So they came | Y |
| Valley born valley nurtured | X |
| Came to the tideway | R |
| The jetties the anchorage | W |
| The salt wind piping | E |
| Snoring in Equinox | Z |
| By ships at anchor | D |
| By quays tormented | X |
| Storm bitten streets | A2 |
| Came to the Haven | U |
| Crying 'Ah shelter us | B2 |
| The strayed ambassadors | M |
| Love's lost legation | U |
| On a comfortless coast ' | - |
| - | |
| Nay but a little sleep | C2 |
| A little folding | E |
| Of petals to the lull | O |
| Of quiet rainfalls | D2 |
| Here in my garden | U |
| In angle sheltered | X |
| From north and east wind | X |
| Softly shall recreate | X |
| The courage of charity | X |
| Henceforth not to me only | X |
| Breathing the message | W |
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| Clean breath'd Sirens | E2 |
| Hencefore the mariner | D |
Sir Arthur Quiller-couch
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