To A Pastoral Poet. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFGHH IIJJAA| H E B | A |
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| Among my best I put your Book | B |
| O Poet of the breeze and brook | B |
| That breeze and brook which blows and falls | C |
| More soft to those in city walls | C |
| Among my best and keep it still | D |
| Till down the fair grass girdled hill | D |
| Where slopes my garden slip there goes | E |
| The wandering wind that wakes the rose | E |
| And scares the cohort that explore | F |
| The broad faced sun flower o'er and o'er | G |
| Or starts the restless bees that fret | H |
| The bindweed and the mignonette | H |
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| Then I shall take your Book and dream | I |
| I lie beside some haunted stream | I |
| And watch the crisping waves that pass | J |
| And watch the flicker in the grass | J |
| And wait and wait and wait to see | A |
| The Nymph that never comes to me | A |
Henry Austin Dobson
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