Summer Sun Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CDEE FFGG HHII EEAA| Great is the sun and wide he goes | A |
| Through empty heaven with repose | A |
| And in the blue and glowing days | B |
| More thick than rain he showers his rays | B |
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| Though closer still the blinds we pull | C |
| To keep the shady parlour cool | D |
| Yet he will find a chink or two | E |
| To slip his golden fingers through | E |
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| The dusty attic spider clad | F |
| He through the keyhole maketh glad | F |
| And through the broken edge of tiles | G |
| Into the laddered hay loft smiles | G |
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| Meantime his golden face around | H |
| He bares to all the garden ground | H |
| And sheds a warm and glittering look | I |
| Among the ivy's inmost nook | I |
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| Above the hills along the blue | E |
| Round the bright air with footing true | E |
| To please the child to paint the rose | A |
| The gardener of the World he goes | A |
Robert Louis Stevenson
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