The Indian Girl Tells The Hero Where To Go To Get The Laughing Bell Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEGHIH JKLMKNOPOQQO MRSRTRUUVRVUVWXYX| To the farthest star of all | A |
| Go make a moment's raid | B |
| To the west escape the earth | C |
| Before your pennons fade | B |
| West west o'ertake the night | D |
| That flees the morning sun | E |
| There's a path between the stars | F |
| A black and silent one | E |
| O tremble when you near | G |
| The smallest star that sings | H |
| Only the farthest star | I |
| Is cool for willow wings | H |
| - | |
| There's a sky within the west | J |
| There's a sky beyond the skies | K |
| Where only one star shines | L |
| The Star of Laughing Bells | M |
| In Chaos land it lies | K |
| Cold as morning dew | N |
| A gray and tiny boat | O |
| Moored on Chaos shore | P |
| Where nothing else can float | O |
| But the Wings of the Morning strong | Q |
| And the lilt of laughing song | Q |
| From many a ruddy throat | O |
| - | |
| For the Tree of Laughing Bells | M |
| Grew from a bleeding seed | R |
| Planted mid enchantment | S |
| Played on a harp and reed | R |
| Darkness was the harp | T |
| Chaos wind the reed | R |
| The fruit of the tree is a bell blood red | U |
| The seed was the heart of a fairy dead | U |
| Part of the bells of the Laughing Tree | V |
| Fell to day at a blast from the reed | R |
| Bring a fallen bell to me | V |
| Go the maiden said | U |
| For the bell will quench our memory | V |
| Our hope | W |
| Our borrowed sorrow | X |
| We will have no thirst for yesterday | Y |
| No thought for to morrow | X |
Vachel Lindsay
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