To The Pure All Things Are Pure Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFAA| The flowers I pass have eyes that look at me | A |
| The birds have ears that hear my spirit's voice | B |
| And I am glad the leaping brook to see | A |
| Because it does at my light step rejoice | B |
| Come brothers all who tread the grassy hill | C |
| Or wander thoughtless o'er the blooming fields | D |
| Come learn the sweet obedience of the will | C |
| Thence every sight and sound new pleasure yields | D |
| Nature shall seem another house of thine | E |
| When he who formed thee bids it live and play | F |
| And in thy rambles e'en the creeping vine | E |
| Shall keep with thee a jocund holiday | F |
| And every plant and bird and insect be | A |
| Thine own companions born for harmony | A |
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