Nature Has A Thousand Choirs Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCCDD EDFDGGHH IBJBKKHH LDLDBBHH MBMBNNCC| Nature has a thousand choirs | A |
| Singing in the sylvan shadows | B |
| And the music of her lyres | B |
| Echoes in the merry meadows | B |
| Always glad with golden glee | C |
| Sounds her happy melody | C |
| Swelling wild in fairy measure | D |
| With the songs of purest pleasure | D |
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| Where the dancing fountains play | E |
| Winding warbles shake and shiver | D |
| And soft carols rise alway | F |
| From the ripples of the river | D |
| Sweetest voices fondly call | G |
| From the fleecy waterfall | G |
| And the joyful chimes are creeping | H |
| Where the lovely lake is sleeping | H |
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| Raptures echo in the wood | I |
| Where the pimpernel reposes | B |
| Gladness fills the solitude | J |
| Where the blushes kiss the roses | B |
| Sunny beam and somber gloom | K |
| Utter hymns from bowers of bloom | K |
| Where the vernal winds are crying | H |
| And the vocal birds are flying | H |
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| O'er the smiling scenes of earth | L |
| Nature throws no sullen weather | D |
| All her soul is full of mirth | L |
| Song and springtime walk together | D |
| For the harps of happy days | B |
| Wake the woodlands with their lays | B |
| And where lilies white are springing | H |
| Gentle melodies are ringing | H |
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| O wild Nature from thy soul | M |
| Fill the human hearts with gladness | B |
| Till their lives shall gladly troll | M |
| Songs that banish all their sadness | B |
| Bathe their breasts with songs of love | N |
| From the Edens found above | N |
| Till their lips shall sing the story | C |
| Of their happiness and glory | C |
Freeman E. Miller
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