Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDB EFGHDF IJKKLJ| O for a moon to light me home | A |
| O for a lanthorn green | B |
| For those sweet stars the Pleiades | C |
| That glitter in the twilight trees | C |
| O for a lovelorn taper O | D |
| For a lanthorn green | B |
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| O for a frock of tartan | E |
| O for clear wild grey eyes | F |
| For fingers light as violets | G |
| 'Neath branches that the blackbird frets | H |
| O for a thistly meadow O | D |
| For clear wild grey eyes | F |
| - | |
| O for a heart like almond boughs | I |
| O for sweet thoughts like rain | J |
| O for first love like fields of grey | K |
| Shut April buds at break of day | K |
| O for a sleep like music | L |
| For still dreams like rain | J |
Walter De La Mare
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