Sorcery Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACB DEDDE FGFFG HIHJI KLKKM NHNHN FDFDBFWhat voice is that I hear | A |
Crying across the pool | B |
It is the voice of Pan you hear | A |
Crying his sorceries shrill and clear | C |
In the twilight dim and cool | B |
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What song is it he sings | D |
Echoing from afar | E |
While the sweet swallow bends her wings | D |
Filling the air with twitterings | D |
Beneath the brightening star | E |
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The woodman answered me | F |
His faggot on his back | G |
Seek not the face of Pan to see | F |
Flee from his clear note summoning thee | F |
To darkness deep and black | G |
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He dwells in thickest shade | H |
Piping his notes forlorn | I |
Of sorrow never to be allayed | H |
Turn from his coverts sad | J |
Of twilight unto morn | I |
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The woodman passed away | K |
Along the forest path | L |
His ax shone keen and grey | K |
In the last beams of day | K |
And all was still as death | M |
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Only Pan singing sweet | N |
Out of Earth's fragrant shade | H |
I dreamed his eyes to meet | N |
And found but shadow laid | H |
Before my tired feet | N |
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Comes no more dawn to me | F |
Nor bird of open skies | D |
Only his woods' deep gloom I see | F |
Till at the end of all shall rise | D |
Afar and tranquilly | B |
Death's stretching sea | F |
Walter De La Mare
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