The Lily Of The Valley Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEDFD| There is not any weed but hath its shower | A |
| There is not any pool but hath its star | B |
| And black and muddy though the waters are | B |
| We may not miss the glory of a flower | A |
| And winter moons will give them magic power | A |
| To spin in cylinders of diamond spar | B |
| And everything hath beauty near and far | B |
| And keepeth close and waiteth on its hour | A |
| And I when I encounter on my road | C |
| A human soul that looketh black and grim | D |
| Shall I more ceremonious be than God | E |
| Shall I refuse to watch one hour with him | D |
| Who once beside our deepest woe did bud | F |
| A patient watching flower about the brim | D |
George Macdonald
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