First Rhymes Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAACDCCEFEGHGI| In the meadow by the mill | A |
| I'd make my ballad | B |
| Tunes to that would whistle shrill | A |
| And beat the blackbird's ringing bill | A |
| But surely the innocent spring has died | C |
| The sultry noon has hushed the bird | D |
| The jingling word the tune untried | C |
| All in that meadow must have died | C |
| For that the fuller speech of song | E |
| Has charmed me | F |
| And lulled my lonely hours along | E |
| Though beauty's truth that leads to day | G |
| My longing trials | H |
| Shone then like dewdrops in my way | G |
| When ' Nature painted all things gay ' | I |
Edmund Blunden
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