The Lily Of The Valley Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE AAGAHIJK| I've a lily of the Valley | A |
| That I'm keeping here for you | B |
| I care for and protect it | C |
| And water it with dew | B |
| It is a living emblem | D |
| Of the wonderful domain | E |
| Where all is pure and love like | F |
| And where we feel no pain | E |
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| Yes the Lily of the Valley | A |
| Is a tie twixt you and me | A |
| For every time you see one | G |
| Think how happy I must be | A |
| I'm an atom of the infinite | H |
| How wonderful it seems | I |
| Yet from your sphere the finite | J |
| But a thin veil intervenes | K |
Alan L. Strang
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