A Fairy Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJEFE BKAKLEF MDFDNEE| Stay silver ray | A |
| Till the airy way we wing | B |
| To the shade of the glade | C |
| Where the fairies dance and sing | B |
| The mortals are asleep | D |
| They can never understand | E |
| That night brings delight | F |
| It is day in Fairyland | E |
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| Float golden note | G |
| From the lute strings all in tune | H |
| Climb quiv'ring chime | I |
| Up the moonbeams to the moon | H |
| There is music on the river | J |
| There is music on the strand | E |
| Night brings delight | F |
| It is day in Fairyland | E |
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| Sing while we swing | B |
| From the bluebell's lofty crest | K |
| Hey Come and play | A |
| Sleepy songbirds in your nest | K |
| The glow worm lamps are lit | L |
| Come and join our Elfin band | E |
| Night brings delight | F |
| It is day in Fairyland ' | - |
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| Roam thro' the home | M |
| Where the little children sleep | D |
| Light in our flight | F |
| Where the curly ringlets peep | D |
| Some shining eyes may see us | N |
| But the babies understand | E |
| Night brings delight It is day in Fairyland | E |
William Percy French
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