Robert Burns Wilson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| What intuition named thee Through what thrill | A |
| Of the awed soul came the command divine | B |
| Into the mother heart foretelling thine | B |
| Should palpitate with his whose raptures will | A |
| Sing on while daisies bloom and lavrocks trill | A |
| Their undulating ways up through the fine | B |
| Fair mists of heavenly reaches Thy pure line | B |
| Falls as the dew of anthems quiring still | A |
| The sweeter since the Scottish singer raised | C |
| His voice therein and quit of every stress | D |
| Of earthly ache and longing and despair | E |
| Knew certainly each simple thing he praised | C |
| Was no less worthy for its lowliness | D |
| Than any joy of all the glory There | E |
James Whitcomb Riley
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