The Sky-lark Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCC DDEEFC GGHHII| THE Sky lark when the dews of morn | A |
| Hang tremulous on flower and thorn | A |
| And violets round his nest exhale | B |
| Their fragrance on the early gale | B |
| To the first sunbeam spreads his wings | C |
| Buoyant with joy and soars and sings | C |
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| He rests not on the leafy spray | D |
| To warble his exulting lay | D |
| But high above the morning cloud | E |
| Mounts in triumphant freedom proud | E |
| And swells when nearest to the sky | F |
| His notes of sweetest ecstacy | C |
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| Thus my Creator thus the more | G |
| My spirit's wing to Thee can soar | G |
| The more she triumphs to behold | H |
| Thy love in all thy works unfold | H |
| And bids her hymns of rapture be | I |
| Most glad when rising most to Thee | I |
Felicia Dorothea Hemans
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