Song (untitled #11) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE GHHG IJJI IKKI LIIL IIIIThe daisy now is out upon the green | A |
And in the grassy lanes | B |
The child of April rains | B |
The sweet fresh hearted violet is smelt and loved unseen | A |
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Along the brooks and meads the daffodil | C |
Its yellow richness spreads | D |
And by the fountain heads | D |
Of rivers cowslips cluster round and over every hill | C |
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The crocus and the primrose may have gone | E |
The snowdrop may be low | F |
But soon the purple glow | F |
Of hyacinths will fill the copse and lilies watch the dawn | E |
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And in the sweetness of the budding year | G |
The cuckoo's woodland call | H |
The skylark over all | H |
And then at eve the nightingale is doubly sweet and dear | G |
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My soul is singing with the happy birds | I |
And all my human powers | J |
Are blooming with the flowers | J |
My foot is on the fields and downs among the flocks and herds | I |
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Deep in the forest where the foliage droops | I |
I wander fill'd with joy | K |
Again as when a boy | K |
The sunny vistas tempt me on with dim delicious hopes | I |
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The sunny vistas dim with hurrying shade | L |
And old romantic haze | I |
Again as in past days | I |
The spirit of immortal Spring doth every sense pervade | L |
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Oh do not say that this will ever cease | I |
This joy of woods and fields | I |
This youth that nature yields | I |
Will never speak to me in vain tho' soundly rapt in peace | I |
George Meredith
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