The Dalliance Of The Eagles Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFEGE| Skirting the river road my forenoon walk my rest | A |
| Skyward in air a sudden muffled sound the dalliance of the eagles | B |
| The rushing amorous contact high in space together | C |
| The clinching interlocking claws a living fierce gyrating wheel | D |
| Four beating wings two beaks a swirling mass tight grappling | E |
| In tumbling turning clustering loops straight downward falling | E |
| 'Till o'er the river pois'd the twain yet one a moment's lull | F |
| A motionless still balance in the air then parting talons loosing | E |
| Upward again on slow firm pinions slanting their separate diverse flight | G |
| She hers he his pursuing | E |
Walt Whitman
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