Fancies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BB BB BB CC BB DD EE AA| Surely the flowers of a hundred springs | A |
| Are simply the souls of beautiful things | A |
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| The poppies aflame with gold and red | B |
| Were the kisses of lovers in days that are fled | B |
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| The purple pansies with dew drops pearled | B |
| Were the rainbow dreams of a youngling world | B |
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| The lily white as a star apart | B |
| Was the first pure prayer of a virgin heart | B |
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| The daisies that dance and twinkle so | C |
| Were the laughter of children in long ago | C |
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| The sweetness of all true friendship yet | B |
| Lives in the breath of the mignonette | B |
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| To the white narcissus there must belong | D |
| The very delight of a maiden's song | D |
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| And the rose all flowers of the earth above | E |
| Was a perfect rapturous thought of love | E |
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| Oh surely the blossoms of all the springs | A |
| Must be the souls of beautiful things | A |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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