Landscape Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFGF HIHI| Now this must be the sweetest place | A |
| From here to heaven's end | B |
| The field is white and flowering lace | A |
| The birches leap and bend | B |
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| The hills beneath the roving sun | C |
| From green to purple pass | D |
| And little trifling breezes run | C |
| Their fingers through the grass | D |
| - | |
| So good it is so gay it is | E |
| So calm it is and pure | F |
| A one whose eyes may look on this | G |
| Must be the happier sure | F |
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| But me I see it flat and gray | H |
| And blurred with misery | I |
| Because a lad a mile away | H |
| Has little need of me | I |
Dorothy Parker
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