The Moon Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDE BFGFHH| Thy beauty haunts me heart and soul | A |
| Oh thou fair Moon so close and bright | B |
| Thy beauty makes me like the child | C |
| That cries aloud to own thy light | B |
| The little child that lifts each arm | D |
| To press thee to her bosom warm | E |
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| Though there are birds that sing this night | B |
| With thy white beams across their throats | F |
| Let my deep silence speak for me | G |
| More than for them their sweetest notes | F |
| Who worships thee till music fails | H |
| Is greater than thy nightingales | H |
William Henry Davies
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