The Wind-flower Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Thou lookest up with meek confiding eye | A |
| Upon the clouded smile of April's face | B |
| Unharmed though Winter stands uncertain by | A |
| Eyeing with jealous glance each opening grace | B |
| Thou trustest wisely in thy faith arrayed | C |
| More glorious thou than Israel's wisest King | D |
| Such faith was his whom men to death betrayed | C |
| As thine who hear'st the timid voice of Spring | D |
| While other flowers still hide them from her call | E |
| Along the river's brink and meadow bare | F |
| Thee will I seek beside the stony wall | E |
| And in thy trust with childlike heart would share | F |
| O'erjoyed that in thy early leaves I find | G |
| A lesson taught by him who loved all human kind | G |
Jones Very
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