Voices Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEAF GHIHJKLK MNONPQRQ| Who is it calling by the darkened river | A |
| Where the moss lies smooth and deep | B |
| And the dark trees lean unmoving arms | C |
| Silent and vague in sleep | B |
| And the bright heeled constellations pass | D |
| In splendour through the gloom | E |
| Who is it calling o'er the darkened river | A |
| In music Come | F |
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| Who is it wandering in the summer meadows | G |
| Where the children stoop and play | H |
| In the green faint scented flowers spinning | I |
| The guileless hours away | H |
| Who touches their bright hair who puts | J |
| A wind shell to each cheek | K |
| Whispering betwixt its breathing silences | L |
| Seek seek | K |
| - | |
| Who is it watching in the gathering twilight | M |
| When the curfew bird hath flown | N |
| On eager wings from song to silence | O |
| To its darkened nest alone | N |
| Who takes for brightening eyes the stars | P |
| For locks the still moonbeam | Q |
| Sighs through the dews of evening peacefully | R |
| Falling Dream | Q |
Walter De La Mare
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