The Violet Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Thou tellest truths unspoken yet by man | A |
| By this thy lonely home and modest look | B |
| For he has not the eyes such truths to scan | A |
| Nor learns to read from such a lowly book | B |
| With him it is not life firm fixed to grow | C |
| Beneath the outspreading oaks and rising pines | D |
| Content this humble lot of thine to know | C |
| The nearest neighbor of the creeping vines | D |
| Without fixed root he cannot trust like thee | E |
| The rain will know the appointed hour to fall | F |
| But fears lest sun or shower may hurtful be | E |
| And would delay or speed them with his call | F |
| Nor trust like thee when wintry winds blow cold | G |
| Whose shrinking form the withered leaves enfold | G |
Jones Very
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