Keats Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFDGF| An English lad who reading in a book | A |
| A ponderous leathern thing set on his knee | B |
| Saw the broad violet of the Egean Sea | B |
| Lap at his feet as it were village brook | A |
| Wide was the east the gusts of morning shook | A |
| Immortal laughter beat along that shore | C |
| Pan crouching in the reeds piped as of yore | C |
| The gods came down and thundered from that book | A |
| He lifted his sad eyes his London street | D |
| Swarmed in the sun and strove to make him heed | E |
| Boys spun their tops shouting and fair of cheek | F |
| But still that violet lapping at his feet | D |
| An English lad had he sat down to read | G |
| But he rose up and knew himself a Greek | F |
Lizette Woodworth Reese
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