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Tired Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AAA BBC DDD EEE FFF GGG HHH III JJJ KKK LLL KKK

O For wings that I might soarA
A little way above the floorA
A little way beyond the roarA
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A little nearer to the skyB
To the blue hills lifted highB
Out of all our miseryC
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Where alone is heard the larkD
Warbling in the infinite arcD
From the dawning to the darkD
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Where the callow eaglets winkE
On the bare and breezy brinkE
And slow pinions rise and sinkE
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Where the dim white breakers beatF
Under cloud drifts at our feetF
Singing singing low and sweetF
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Where we see the glimmering bayG
Greyly melting far awayG
On the confines of the dayG
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Where the green larch fringes sweepH
Rocky defiles still and steepH
Where the tender lichens creepH
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Where the gentian blossoms blowI
Set in crystal stars of snowI
Where the downward torrents flowI
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To the plains and yellow leasJ
Glancing twinkling through the treesJ
Pure as from celestial seasJ
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Where the face of heaven has smiledK
Aye on freedom sweet and wildK
Aye on beauty undefiledK
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Where no sound of human speechL
And no human passions reachL
Where the angels sit and teachL
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Where no troublous foot has trodK
Where is impressed on the sodK
Only hand and heart of GodK

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