Wordsworth's Daffodils Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABA ABA ABA ABA ABA ABAA| Far away over meadows fields and hills | A |
| Or through oak woodland which is ever sweet | B |
| Seeking out Wordsworth's golden daffodils | A |
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| Early morning amid the dewy chills | A |
| Where a dawn kissed grassland moistens the feet | B |
| Far away over meadows fields and hills | A |
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| A perfumed carpet your raw sense it fills | A |
| With a yellow trumpeted aspect replete | B |
| Seeking out Wordsworth's golden daffodils | A |
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| And by the noon as mid day sunlight spills | A |
| I wander onward down a floral street | B |
| Far away over meadows fields and hills | A |
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| By farmstead ruins and old water mills | A |
| Where sheep now dwell and brightly bleat and eat | B |
| Seeking out Wordsworth's golden daffodils | A |
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| So the land where the poet whet his skills | A |
| I walk at springtime in nature's elite | B |
| Far away over meadows fields and hills | A |
| Seeking out Wordsworth's golden daffodils | A |
Alan S Jeeves
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