Town And Country Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EDED FDFD GDGDTHE Sun tells to Trafalgar Square | A |
His old and radiant story | B |
And touches in the young spring air | A |
The pepper pots to glory | B |
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Spring's robe down Piccadilly floats | C |
The parks glow with her treasure | D |
And button holes of morning coats | C |
Rhyme with her royal pleasure | D |
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Now persons beautifully dressed | E |
In Bond street shop and saunter | D |
And town by Spring's soft breath caressed | E |
Would as its mistress vaunt her | D |
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But far away from square and street | F |
Where willows shine and shiver | D |
The splendour of her silver feet | F |
Is on the wood and river | D |
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She laughs among the tree roots brown | G |
Among the dewy clover | D |
For Spring coquets but with the town | G |
The country is her lover | D |
Edith Nesbit
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