The Robin Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Thou need'st not flutter from thy half built nest | A |
| Whene'er thou hear'st man's hurrying feet go by | B |
| Fearing his eye for harm may on thee rest | A |
| Or he thy young unfinished cottage spy | B |
| All will not heed thee on that swinging bough | C |
| Nor care that round thy shelter spring the leaves | D |
| Nor watch thee on the pool's wet margin now | C |
| For clay to plaster straws thy cunning weaves | D |
| All will not hear thy sweet out pouring joy | E |
| That with morn's stillness blends the voice of song | F |
| For over anxious cares their souls employ | E |
| That else upon thy music borne along | F |
| And the light wings of heart ascending prayer | G |
| Had learned that Heaven is pleased thy simple joys to share | G |
Jones Very
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