The Green Singer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFCF AGCGCFCF HIJICFEF| ALL singers have shadows | A |
| That follow like fears | B |
| But I know a singer | C |
| Who never saw tears | D |
| A gay love a green love | E |
| Delightsome divine | F |
| The Spring is that singer | C |
| An old love of mine | F |
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| All players have shadows | A |
| And into the play | G |
| Old sorrows will saunter | C |
| Old sorrows will stay | G |
| But here is a player | C |
| Whose speech is divine | F |
| The Spring is that player | C |
| An old love of mine | F |
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| All singers grow heavy | H |
| Their hours as they run | I |
| Bite up all the blossoms | J |
| Suck up all the sun | I |
| But I know a singer | C |
| Delightsome divine | F |
| The gay love the green love | E |
| An old love of mine | F |
John Shaw Neilson
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