The Dwellers Therein Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBADEFEGG| Down a warm alley early in the year | A |
| Among the woods with all the sunshine in | B |
| And all the winds outside it I begin | B |
| To think that something gracious will appear | A |
| If anything of grace inhabit here | C |
| Or there be friendship in the woods to win | B |
| Might one but find companions more akin | B |
| To trees and grass and happy daylight clear | A |
| And in this wood spend one long hour at home | D |
| The fairies do not love so bright a place | E |
| And angels to the forest never come | F |
| But I have dreamed of some harmonious race | E |
| The kindred of the shapes that haunt the shore | G |
| Of Music's flow and flow for evermore | G |
George Macdonald
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