To The Cuckoo Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFG HICI JKEK LMNM DGOG HBPB| Hail beauteous stranger of the grove | A |
| Thou messenger of Spring | B |
| Now Heaven repairs thy rural seat | C |
| And woods thy welcome ring | B |
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| What time the daisy decks the green | D |
| Thy certain voice we hear | E |
| Hast thou a star to guide thy path | F |
| Or mark the rolling year | G |
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| Delightful visitant with thee | H |
| I hail the time of flowers | I |
| And hear the sound of music sweet | C |
| From birds among the bowers | I |
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| The schoolboy wand'ring through the wood | J |
| To pull the primrose gay | K |
| Starts the new voice of Spring to hear | E |
| And imitates thy lay | K |
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| What time the pea puts on the bloom | L |
| Thou fli'st thy vocal vale | M |
| An annual guest in other lands | N |
| Another Spring to hail | M |
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| Sweet bird thy bower is ever green | D |
| Thy sky is ever clear | G |
| Thou hast no sorrow in thy song | O |
| No Winter in thy year | G |
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| O could I fly I'd fly with thee | H |
| We'd make with joyful wing | B |
| Our annual visit o'er the globe | P |
| Companions of the Spring | B |
John Logan
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