The Country Beautiful Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACBBC DEDEFF G| I love the little daisies on the lawn | A |
| Which contemplate with wide and placid eyes | B |
| The blue and white enamel of the skies | B |
| The larks which sing their mattin song at dawn | A |
| High o'er the earth and see the new Day born | C |
| All stained with amethyst and amber dyes | B |
| I love the shadowy woodland's hidden prize | B |
| Of fragrant violets which the dewy morn | C |
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| Doth open gently underneath the trees | D |
| To cast elusive perfume on each hour | E |
| The waving clover full of drowsy bees | D |
| That take their murmurous way from flower to flower | E |
| Who could but think deep in some sun flecked glade | F |
| How God must love these things that He has made | F |
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| Eastchurch | G |
Paul Bewsher
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