How Butterflies Are Born Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A A AAAABBAACCDDEEFFGGAA H| Comme le matin rit sur les roses | A |
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| Bk I xii | A |
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| The dawn is smiling on the dew that covers | A |
| The tearful roses lo the little lovers | A |
| That kiss the buds and all the flutterings | A |
| In jasmine bloom and privet of white wings | A |
| That go and come and fly and peep and hide | B |
| With muffled music murmured far and wide | B |
| Ah Springtime when we think of all the lays | A |
| That dreamy lovers send to dreamy Mays | A |
| Of the proud hearts within a billet bound | C |
| Of all the soft silk paper that men wound | C |
| The messages of love that mortals write | D |
| Filled with intoxication of delight | D |
| Written in April and before the Maytime | E |
| Shredded and flown playthings for the winds' playtime | E |
| We dream that all white butterflies above | F |
| Who seek through clouds or waters souls to love | F |
| And leave their lady mistress to despair | G |
| To flirt with flowers as tender and more fair | G |
| Are but torn love letters that through the skies | A |
| Flutter and float and change to Butterflies | A |
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| A LANG | H |
Victor-marie Hugo
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