To A Primrose Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCD EEFF GGHH BBII BBJJ KKLM| The first seen in the season | A |
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| Nitens et roboris expers | B |
| Turget et insolida est et spe delectat | C |
| Ovid Metam xv | D |
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| Thy smiles I note sweet early Flower | E |
| That peeping from thy rustic bower | E |
| The festive news to earth dost bring | F |
| A fragrant messenger of Spring | F |
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| But tender blossom why so pale | G |
| Dost hear stern Winter in the gale | G |
| And didst thou tempt the ungentle sky | H |
| To catch one vernal glance and die | H |
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| Such the wan lustre Sickness wears | B |
| When Health's first feeble beam appears | B |
| So languid are the smiles that seek | I |
| To settle on the care worn cheek | I |
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| When timorous Hope the head uprears | B |
| Still drooping and still moist with tears | B |
| If through dispersing grief be seen | J |
| Of Bliss the heavenly spark serene | J |
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| And sweeter far the early blow | K |
| Fast following after storms of Woe | K |
| Than Comfort's riper season come | L |
| Are full blown joys and Pleasure's gaudy bloom | M |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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