Hymn From A Watermelon Pavilion Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABC DEF GHI JBF KBK AAK| You dweller in the dark cabin | A |
| To whom the watermelon is always purple | B |
| Whose garden is wind and moon | C |
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| Of the two dreams night and day | D |
| What lover what dreamer would choose | E |
| The one obscured by sleep | F |
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| Here is the plantain by your door | G |
| And the best cock of red feather | H |
| That crew before the clocks | I |
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| A feme may come leaf green | J |
| Whose coming may give revel | B |
| Beyond revelries of sleep | F |
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| Yes and the blackbird spread its tail | K |
| So that the sun may speckle | B |
| While it creaks hail | K |
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| You dweller in the dark cabin | A |
| Rise since rising will not waken | A |
| And hail cry hail cry hail | K |
Wallace Stevens
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