Allouette Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGI DGDGJFJF GFGFKGKG

Singing larks I saw for saleA
Ah the pain of itB
Plucked and ready to impaleA
On a roasting spitB
Happy larks that summer longC
Stormed the radiant skyD
Adoration in their songC
Packed to make a pieD
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Hark from springs of joy unseenE
Spray their jewelled notesF
Tangle them in nets of greenE
Twist their lyric throatsF
Clip their wings and string them tightG
Stab them with a skewerH
All to tempt the apptiteG
Of the epicureI
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Shade of Shelley Come not nighD
This accurs d spotG
Where for sixpence one can buyD
Skylarks for the potG
Dante paint a blacker hellJ
Plunge in deeper darksF
Wretches who can slay and sellJ
Sunny hearted larksF
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You who eat you are the worstG
By internal painsF
May you ever be accurstG
Who pluck these poor remainsF
But for you wing d joy would soarK
To heaven from the sodG
In ecstasy a lark would pourK
Its gratitude to GodG

Robert William Service



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