The Full Heart Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE GHIH JKLK| If I could sing the song of her | A |
| Who makes my heart to sing | B |
| If I could catch the words to match | C |
| Its secret blossoming | B |
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| My song should be a heaven of sound | D |
| Thrilled through a single note | E |
| The world of light that's infinite | F |
| In one flower's honey throat | E |
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| A fountain diamonded in air | G |
| Earth blessing dews at night | H |
| A dancing child flames lovely wild | I |
| Should not so much delight | H |
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| But where I most have theme to boast | J |
| I stammer in my speech | K |
| The full heart shames my faltering art | L |
| With music past its reach | K |
Robert Laurence Binyon
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