Within The Circuit Of This Plodding Life Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOBPQRS TUNVNWXYZA2

Within the circuit of this plodding lifeA
There enter moments of an azure hueB
Untarnished fair as is the violetC
Or anemone when the spring strews themD
By some meandering rivulet which makeE
The best philosophy untrue that aimsF
But to console man for his grievancesG
I have remembered when the winter cameH
High in my chamber in the frosty nightsI
When in the still light of the cheerful moonJ
On every twig and rail and jutting spoutK
The icy spears were adding to their lengthL
Against the arrows of the coming sunM
How in the shimmering noon of summer pastN
Some unrecorded beam slanted acrossO
The upland pastures where the Johnswort grewB
Or heard amid the verdure of my mindP
The bee's long smothered hum on the blue flagQ
Loitering amidst the mead or busy rillR
Which now through all its course stands still and dumbS
Its own memorial purling at its playT
Along the slopes and through the meadows nextU
Until its youthful sound was hushed at lastN
In the staid current of the lowland streamV
Or seen the furrows shine but late upturnedN
And where the fieldfare followed in the rearW
When all the fields around lay bound and hoarX
Beneath a thick integument of snowY
So by God's cheap economy made richZ
To go upon my winter's task againA2

Henry David Thoreau



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