To Miss Annie Hopkins Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHIJFKLK| BENEATH the shelter of the bush | A |
| In undisturbed repose | B |
| Unruffled by the kiss of breeze | C |
| There lurks a smiling rose | B |
| Beneath thine outer beauty gleams | D |
| In holy light enshrined | E |
| A symbol of the blooming flower | F |
| A pure unspotted mind | E |
| - | |
| The lovely tint that crowns the hill | G |
| When westward sinks the sun | H |
| The milder dazzle in the stream | I |
| That evening sits upon | J |
| The morning blushes mantling o er | F |
| The face of land and sea | K |
| They all recall to mind the charms | L |
| That are combined in thee | K |
Henry Kendall
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