A Book Of Wordsworth Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGG| Thy talks on God and glories of His fields | A |
| Are woven into my unworthy past | B |
| The fragments of thy thoughts my memory yields | A |
| Grow dim at times and yet they seem to last | B |
| This little book of verses covered red | C |
| A gift to me a gift of quiet rest | D |
| Is filled with soothing words that thou hast said | C |
| Some chosen thoughts the wisest and the best | D |
| Sweet songs and gleanings from that inward eye | E |
| The noise of bees the wind in daffodils | F |
| The splendour of the sea and of the sky | E |
| And Nature standing on the silent hills | F |
| They words thy thoughts for me can never cease | G |
| To have that flavour of eternal peace | G |
Leon Gellert
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