Queen Djenira Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIJ KKJJ LJMJ| When Queen Djenira slumbers through | A |
| The sultry noon's repose | B |
| From out her dreams as soft she lies | C |
| A faint thin music flows | B |
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| Her lovely hands lie narrow and pale | D |
| With gilded nails her head | E |
| Couched in its banded nets of gold | F |
| Lies pillowed on her bed | E |
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| The little Nubian boys who fan | G |
| Her cheeks and tresses clear | H |
| Wonderful wonderful wonderful voices | I |
| Seem afar to hear | J |
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| They slide their eyes and nodding say | K |
| Queen Djenira walks to day | K |
| The courts of the lord Pthamasar | J |
| Where the sweet birds of Psuthys are | J |
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| And those of earth about her porch | L |
| Of shadow cool and grey | J |
| Their sidelong beaks in silence lean | M |
| And silent flit away | J |
Walter De La Mare
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