Flowers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFEGHG IJIKLALAThank God I love the Flowers | A |
Mute voices of the Spring | B |
That gladden all her bowers | A |
With their varied blossoming | B |
They weave a charm around them | C |
On each summer dale and bough | D |
For a Fairy train has bound them | C |
In wreaths upon her brow | D |
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Far up along the mountain | E |
And in the valleys green | F |
In the field and by the fountain | E |
The smiling ones are seen | F |
Some looking up to heaven | E |
With eyes of deepest blue | G |
Some stooping down at even | H |
To quaff the sparkling dew | G |
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And from them all there speaketh | I |
A language sweet and pure | J |
Fitted for him who seeketh | I |
A God's nomenclature | K |
As tidal pulses thrill the seas | L |
And moments build the hours | A |
Heaven breathes her unvoiced mysteries | L |
In sermons from the Flowers | A |
Charles Sangster
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