The Beauty Of Nature Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIHJKLK MNOODPQP RSTSDUGU OVWXCPRP| Oh bud and leaf and blossom | A |
| How beautiful they are | B |
| Than last year's vernal season | C |
| 'Tis lovelier by far | B |
| This earth was never so enchanting | D |
| Nor half so bright before | E |
| But so I've rhapsodized in springtime | F |
| For forty years or more | E |
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| What luxury of color | G |
| On shrub and plant and vine | H |
| From pansies' richest purple | I |
| To pink of eglantine | H |
| From buttercups to johnny jump ups | J |
| With deep cerulean eyes | K |
| Responding to their modest surname | L |
| In violet surprise | K |
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| Sometimes I think the sunlight | M |
| That gilds the emerald hills | N |
| And makes Aladdin dwellings | O |
| Of dingy domiciles | O |
| Is surplus beauty overflowing | D |
| That Heaven cannot hold | P |
| The topaz glitter or the jacinth | Q |
| The glare of streets of gold | P |
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| In Cedar Hill the city | R |
| Of low green tents of sod | S |
| I read the solemn record | T |
| Of those gone home to God | S |
| While from their hallowed dust arising | D |
| The fragrant lilies grow | U |
| As if their life was all the sweeter | G |
| For those who sleep below | U |
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| And so 'tis not in sadness | O |
| I dwell upon the thought | V |
| When I am dead and buried | W |
| That I shall be forgot | X |
| Because the germ of reproduction | C |
| Doth this poor body hold | P |
| Perchance to add to nature's beauty | R |
| A rose above the mold | P |
Hattie Howard
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