On Keats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDEEF| A garden in a garden a green spot | A |
| Where all is green most fitting slumber place | B |
| For the strong man grown weary of a race | B |
| Soon over Unto him a goodly lot | A |
| Hath fallen in fertile ground there thorns are not | A |
| But his own daisies silence full of grace | B |
| Surely hath shed a quiet on his face | B |
| His earth is but sweet leaves that fall and rot | A |
| What was his record of himself ere he | C |
| Went from us Here lies one whose name was writ | D |
| In water while the chilly shadows flit | D |
| Of sweet Saint Agnes' Eve while basil springs | E |
| His name in every humble heart that sings | E |
| Shall be a fountain of love verily | F |
Christina Rossetti
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