The Wren-s Nest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFAB GGHHIJKAB LLMMNOPQRRAB

I TOOK the wren's nestA
Heaven forgive meB
Its merry architects so smallC
Had scarcely finished their wee hallC
That empty still and neat and fairD
Hung idly in the summer airD
The mossy walls the dainty doorE
Where Love should enter and exploreE
And Love sit carolling outsideF
And Love within chirp multipliedF
I took the wren's nestA
Heaven forgive meB
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How many hours of happy painsG
Through early frosts and April rainsG
How many songs at eve and mornH
O'er springing grass and greening cornH
Before the pretty house was madeI
One little minute only oneJ
And she'll fly back and find it goneK
I took the wren's nestA
Bird forgive meB
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Thou and thy mate sans let sans fearL
Ye have before you all the yearL
And every wood holds nooks for youM
In which to sing and build and wooM
One piteous cry of birdish painN
And ye'll begin your life againO
And quite forget the lost lost homeP
In many a busy home to comeQ
But I Your wee house keep I mustR
Until it crumble into dustR
I took the wren's nestA
God forgive meB

Dinah Maria Mulock Craik



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