Wordsworth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDC BEFE GBHB BIJI EKBK LBMB BNBN| WRITTEN ON A BLANK LEAF OF HIS MEMOIRS | A |
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| Dear friends who read the world aright | B |
| And in its common forms discern | C |
| A beauty and a harmony | D |
| The many never learn | C |
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| Kindred in soul of him who found | B |
| In simple flower and leaf and stone | E |
| The impulse of the sweetest lays | F |
| Our Saxon tongue has known | E |
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| Accept this record of a life | G |
| As sweet and pure as calm and good | B |
| As a long day of blandest June | H |
| In green field and in wood | B |
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| How welcome to our ears long pained | B |
| By strife of sect and party noise | I |
| The brook like murmur of his song | J |
| Of nature's simple joys | I |
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| The violet' by its mossy stone | E |
| The primrose by the river's brim | K |
| And chance sown daffodil have found | B |
| Immortal life through him | K |
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| The sunrise on his breezy lake | L |
| The rosy tints his sunset brought | B |
| World seen are gladdening all the vales | M |
| And mountain peaks of thought | B |
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| Art builds on sand the works of pride | B |
| And human passion change and fall | N |
| But that which shares the life of God | B |
| With Him surviveth all | N |
John Greenleaf Whittier
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