How Still, How Happy! Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FGHG IJIK LMNM OGOP QRQR STST

How still how happy Those are wordsA
That once would scarce agree togetherB
I loved the plashing of the surgeC
The changing heaven the breezy weatherB
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More than smooth seas and cloudless skiesD
And solemn soothing softened airsE
That in the forest woke no sighsD
And from the green spray shook no tearsE
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How still how happy now I feelF
Where silence dwells is sweeter farG
Than laughing mirth's most joyous swellH
However pure its raptures areG
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Come sit down on this sunny stoneI
'Tis wintry light o'er flowerless moorsJ
But sit for we are all aloneI
And clear expand heaven's breathless shoresK
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I could think in the withered grassL
Spring's budding wreaths we might discernM
The violet's eye might shyly flashN
And young leaves shoot among the fernM
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It is but thought full many a nightO
The snow shall clothe those hills afarG
And storms shall add a drearier blightO
And winds shall wage a wilder warP
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Before the lark may herald inQ
Fresh foliage twined with blossoms fairR
And summer days again beginQ
Their glory haloed crown to wearR
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Yet my heart loves December's smileS
As much as July's golden beamT
Then let us sit and watch the whileS
The blue ice curdling on the streamT

Emily Jane Bronta



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