In Misty Blue Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACDCD EFFEECGCG HIIHHJKJK LMNOLPDPD| In misty blue the lark is heard | A |
| Above the silent homes of men | B |
| The bright eyed thrush the little wren | B |
| The yellow billed sweet voiced blackbird | A |
| Mid sallow blossoms blond as curd | A |
| Or silver oak boughs carolling | C |
| With happy throat from tree to tree | D |
| Sing into light this morn of spring | C |
| That sang my dear love home to me | D |
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| Be starry buds of clustered white | E |
| Around the dark waves of her hair | F |
| The young fresh glory you prepare | F |
| Is like my ever fresh delight | E |
| When she comes shining on my sight | E |
| With meeting eyes with such a cheek | C |
| As colours fair like flushing tips | G |
| Of shoots and music ere she speak | C |
| Lies in the wonder of her lips | G |
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| Airs of the morning breathe about | H |
| Keen faint scents of the wild wood side | I |
| From thickets where primroses hide | I |
| Mid the brown leaves of winter's rout | H |
| Chestnut and willow beacon out | H |
| For joy of her from far and nigh | J |
| Your English green on English hills | K |
| Above her head song quivering sky | J |
| And at her feet the daffodils | K |
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| Because she breathed the world was more | L |
| And breath a finer soul to use | M |
| And life held lovelier hopes to choose | N |
| But O to day my heart brims o'er | O |
| Earth glows as from a kindled core | L |
| Like shadows of diviner things | P |
| Are hill and cloud and flower and tree | D |
| A splendour that is hers and spring's | P |
| The day my love came home to me | D |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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