On Receiving A Crown Of Ivy From John Keats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABCA DEFDGG| It is a lofty feeling yet a kind | A |
| Thus to be topped with leaves to have a sense | B |
| Of honour shaded thought an influence | C |
| As from great nature's fingers and be twined | A |
| With her old sacred verdurous ivy bind | A |
| As though she hallowed with that sylvan fence | B |
| A head that bows to her benevolence | C |
| Midst pomp of fancied trumpets in the wind | A |
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| It is what's within us crowned And kind and great | D |
| Are all the conquering wishes it inspires | E |
| Love of things lasting love of the tall woods | F |
| Love of love's self and ardour for a state | D |
| Of natural good befitting such desires | G |
| Towns without gain and hunted solitudes | G |
James Henry Leigh Hunt
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