Lines Written At Thorp Green Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDEFFG HHIJJI CCCKKC| That summer sun whose genial glow | A |
| Now cheers my drooping spirit so | A |
| Must cold and distant be | B |
| And only light our northern clime | C |
| With feeble ray before the time | C |
| I long so much to see | B |
| And this soft whispering breeze that now | D |
| So gently cools my fevered brow | D |
| This too alas must turn | E |
| To a wild blast whose icy dart | F |
| Pierces and chills me to the heart | F |
| Before I cease to mourn | G |
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| And these bright flowers I love so well | H |
| Verbena rose and sweet bluebell | H |
| Must droop and die away | I |
| Those thick green leaves with all their shade | J |
| And rustling music they must fade | J |
| And every one decay | I |
| - | |
| But if the sunny summer time | C |
| And woods and meadows in their prime | C |
| Are sweet to them that roam | C |
| Far sweeter is the winter bare | K |
| With long dark nights and landscapes drear | K |
| To them that are at Home | C |
Anne Bronta
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