A Visit To Qiantang Lake In Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGABHDEIGJ| Gushan temple north Jiating west | A |
| Water surface first flat cloud base low | B |
| Several places early orioles fight warm tree | C |
| Every house new swallows peck spring mud | D |
| Disordered flowers gradually almost confuse person eye | E |
| Light grass able hide horse hoof | F |
| Most love lake east go not enough | G |
| Green poplar shade in white sand causeway Gushan Temple is to the north Jiating pavilion west | A |
| The water's surface now is calm the bottom of the clouds low | B |
| In several places the first orioles are fighting in warm trees | H |
| By every house new swallows peck at spring mud | D |
| Disordered flowers have grown almost enough to confuse the eye | E |
| Bright grass is able now to hide the hooves of horses | I |
| I most love the east of the lake I cannot come often enough | G |
| Within the shade of green poplars on White Sand Embankment | J |
Bai Juyi
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