The Wren-s Nest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFFAB GGHHIJKAB LLMMNOPQRRABI TOOK the wren's nest | A |
Heaven forgive me | B |
Its merry architects so small | C |
Had scarcely finished their wee hall | C |
That empty still and neat and fair | D |
Hung idly in the summer air | D |
The mossy walls the dainty door | E |
Where Love should enter and explore | E |
And Love sit carolling outside | F |
And Love within chirp multiplied | F |
I took the wren's nest | A |
Heaven forgive me | B |
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How many hours of happy pains | G |
Through early frosts and April rains | G |
How many songs at eve and morn | H |
O'er springing grass and greening corn | H |
Before the pretty house was made | I |
One little minute only one | J |
And she'll fly back and find it gone | K |
I took the wren's nest | A |
Bird forgive me | B |
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Thou and thy mate sans let sans fear | L |
Ye have before you all the year | L |
And every wood holds nooks for you | M |
In which to sing and build and woo | M |
One piteous cry of birdish pain | N |
And ye'll begin your life again | O |
And quite forget the lost lost home | P |
In many a busy home to come | Q |
But I Your wee house keep I must | R |
Until it crumble into dust | R |
I took the wren's nest | A |
God forgive me | B |
Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
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