The Woodlark Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCDDEFFGGHIIHGGHAA HJKL MMN FF OOPPPFFFF QRAQ FASSTeevo cheevo cheevio chee | A |
O where what can th aacute at be | A |
Weedio weedio there again | B |
So tiny a trickle of s oacute ng strain | C |
And all round not to be found | D |
For brier bough furrow or gr eacute en ground | D |
Before or behind or far or at hand | E |
Either left either right | F |
Anywhere in the s uacute nlight | F |
Well after all Ah but hark | G |
'I am the little w oacute odlark | G |
H | |
To day the sky is two and two | I |
With white strokes and strains of the blue | I |
H | |
Round a ring around a ring | G |
And while I sail must listen I sing | G |
H | |
The skylark is my cousin and he | A |
Is known to men more than me | A |
H | |
when the cry within | J |
Says Go on then I go on | K |
Till the longing is less and the good gone | L |
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But down drop if it says Stop | M |
To the all a leaf of the tr eacute etop | M |
And after that off the bough | N |
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I aacute m so v eacute ry O so oacute very glad | F |
That I d oacute th iacute nk there is not to be had | F |
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The blue wheat acre is underneath | O |
And the braided ear breaks out of the sheath | O |
The ear in milk lush the sash | P |
And crush silk poppies aflash | P |
The blood gush blade gash | P |
Flame rash rudred | F |
Bud shelling or broad shed | F |
Tatter tassel tangled and dingle a dangled | F |
Dandy hung dainty head | F |
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And down the furrow dry | Q |
Sunspurge and oxeye | R |
And laced leaved lovely | A |
Foam tuft fumitory | Q |
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Through the velvety wind V winged | F |
To the nest's nook I balance and buoy | A |
With a sweet joy of a sweet joy | S |
Sweet of a sweet of a sweet joy | S |
Of a sweet a sweet sweet joy ' | - |
Gerard Manley Hopkins
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