The Wind And Stream Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAAA CACAAA DAEAAA FAFAAA GAGAAA| ilvery gleam | A |
| Among the herbs that hung around | B |
| The borders of the winding stream | A |
| The pretty stream the placid stream | A |
| The softly gliding bashful stream | A |
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| A breeze came wandering from the sky | C |
| Light as the whispers of a dream | A |
| He put the o'erhanging grasses by | C |
| And softly stooped to kiss the stream | A |
| The pretty stream the flattered stream | A |
| The shy yet unreluctant stream | A |
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| The water as the wind passed o'er | D |
| Shot upward many a glancing beam | A |
| Dimpled and quivered more and more | E |
| And tripped along a livelier stream | A |
| The flattered stream the simpering stream | A |
| The fond delighted silly stream | A |
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| Away the airy wanderer flew | F |
| To where the fields with blossoms teem | A |
| To sparkling springs and rivers blue | F |
| And left alone that little stream | A |
| The flattered stream the cheated stream | A |
| The sad forsaken lonely stream | A |
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| That careless wind came never back | G |
| He wanders yet the fields I deem | A |
| But on its melancholy track | G |
| Complaining went that little stream | A |
| The cheated stream the hopeless stream | A |
| The ever murmuring mourning stream | A |
William Cullen Bryant
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