Beauty's Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH| What's Life still changing ev'ry hour | A |
| Tis all the seasons in a Day | B |
| The Smile the Tear the Sun the Show'r' | A |
| Tis now December now tis May | B |
| At morn we hail some envied Queen | C |
| At eve she sinks some Cottage guest | D |
| Yet if contentment gilds the scene | C |
| Contentment makes the Cottage blest | D |
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| Who more than I this truth can feel | E |
| I feel it yet am charm'd to find | F |
| While thus I turn the spinning wheel | E |
| The station humbles not the mind | F |
| Ah no in days of youth and health | G |
| Nature will smile tho' fortune frown | H |
| Be this my song Content is wealth' | G |
| And duty ev'ry toil shall crown | H |
Charles Lamb
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