The Bindweed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GAHI JKDK| The bindweed roots pierce down | A |
| Deeper than men do lie | B |
| Laid in their dark shut graves | C |
| Their slumbering kinsmen by | B |
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| Yet what frail thin spun flowers | D |
| She casts into the air | E |
| To breathe the sunshine and | F |
| To leave her fragrance there | E |
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| But when the sweet moon comes | G |
| Showering her silver down | A |
| Half wreath d in faint sleep | H |
| They droop where they have blown | I |
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| So all the grass is set | J |
| Beneath her trembling ray | K |
| With buds that have been flowers | D |
| Brimmed with reflected day | K |
Walter De La Mare
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