The Verse Of Coleridge-s -christobel- Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIJ| MARK yon runnel how tis flowing | A |
| Like a sylvan spirit dreaming | A |
| Of the Spring blooms near it blowing | A |
| And the sunlight in it gleaming | A |
| Where that shelving rock is spied | B |
| There with a smooth warbling slide | B |
| It lapses down into a cool | C |
| And brimming not o erflowing pool | C |
| Then between its narrow d banks | D |
| Playing mellow gurgling pranks | D |
| It gushes till a channel d stone | E |
| Gives it a more strenuous tone | E |
| Or with an under swirling spread | F |
| Over a wide pebbled bed | F |
| It bubbles with a gentle pleasure | G |
| Ere some new mood change the measure | G |
| Such a runnel typeth well | H |
| The sweet wild verse of Christabel | H |
| But what | I |
| The Wonder World it warbles through | J |
Charles Harpur
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