Carvalhos Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBC DEDFEF GBGHBH IJIKJK LEMJEJ| Earth I love thee well | A |
| And well dost thou requite me | B |
| I have no tongue to tell | A |
| How this day thou hast thrilled | C |
| With wonder to delight me | B |
| My heart intensely stilled | C |
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| On the white walled knoll I stand | D |
| And feel beneath me glowing | E |
| The noon hushed lovely land | D |
| Hills beyond hills and few | F |
| Far towns a faint crest showing | E |
| Faint in the rounding blue | F |
| - | |
| Blue sea and radiant sky | G |
| Blue sky and mountain marry | B |
| And the mind raised up on high | G |
| Onward and onward springs | H |
| Where'er she choose to tarry | B |
| On every side are wings | H |
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| To the sun the sun bathed pines | I |
| Their strength and sweetness render | J |
| From where the far foam shines | I |
| Like the rim of a dazzling shield | K |
| All fervent things and tender | J |
| Life joy and perfume yield | K |
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| Me too with mastering charm | L |
| From husks of dead days freeing | E |
| The sun draws up to be warm | M |
| And to bloom in this sweet hour | J |
| The stem of all my being | E |
| Waited to bear this flower | J |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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