To Alfred Tennyson - 1883 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBC ABDA EFGEFG| Familiar with thy melody | A |
| We go debating of its power | B |
| As churls who hear it hour by hour | B |
| Contemn the skylark's minstrelsy | C |
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| As shepherds on a Highland lea | A |
| Think lightly of the heather flower | B |
| Which makes the moorland's purple dower | D |
| As far away as eye can see | A |
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| Let churl or shepherd change his sky | E |
| And labour in the city dark | F |
| Where there is neither air nor room | G |
| How often will the exile sigh | E |
| To hear again the unwearied lark | F |
| And see the heather's lavish bloom | G |
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