Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAABCDCDDC| HOW beautiful that earliest burst of light | A |
| Which floodeth from the opening eyes of morn | B |
| When like a fairy palace dew bedight | A |
| Bough storying over bough upspreads the thorn | B |
| And sweet the melodies which tow rd the corn | B |
| In tassel or the orchard these invite | A |
| And that most love like ever fresh delight | A |
| Which breathes of many a bloomy thing new born | B |
| Breathes from vine clumps in the moist dells appearing | C |
| Rich meads and river banks And cheering then | D |
| The voice of cattle to their pasture steering | C |
| And the full speech of fieldward hastening men | D |
| My very boyhood seems renew d again | D |
| Mid these delights like a delight careering | C |
Charles Harpur
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