To A Young Lady. On Her Recovery From A Fever Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAC DDEDE FFFFF GGEGE| Why need I say Louisa dear | A |
| How glad I am to see you here | B |
| A lovely convalescent | C |
| Risen from the bed of pain and fear | A |
| And feverish heat incessant | C |
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| The sunny showers the dappled sky | D |
| The little birds that warble high | D |
| Their vernal loves commencing | E |
| Will better welcome you than I | D |
| With their sweet influencing | E |
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| Believe me while in bed you lay | F |
| Your danger taught us all to pray | F |
| You made us grow devouter | F |
| Each eye looked up and seemed to say | F |
| How can we do without her | F |
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| Besides what vexed us worse we knew | G |
| They have no need of such as you | G |
| In the place where you were going | E |
| This World has angels all too few | G |
| And Heaven is overflowing | E |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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