Sonnet: - Iv. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDACDBBBEBBE| The birds are singing merrily and here | A |
| A squirrel claims the lordship of the woods | B |
| And scolds me for intruding At my feet | C |
| The tireless ants all silently proclaim | D |
| The dignity of labour In my ear | A |
| The bee hums drowsily from sweet to sweet | C |
| Careering like a lover weak in aim | D |
| I hear faint music in the solitudes | B |
| A dreamlike melody that whispers peace | B |
| Imbues the calmy forest and sweet rills | B |
| Of pensive feeling murmur through my brain | E |
| Like ripplings of pure water down the hills | B |
| That slumber in the moonlight Cease oh cease | B |
| Some day my weary heart will coin these into pain | E |
Charles Sangster
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