Watercolor Of Grantchester Meadows Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEF FGFHIJK LMLNOGL LPLQAAL| There spring lambs jam the sheepfold In air | A |
| Stilled silvered as water in a glass | B |
| Nothing is big or far | C |
| The small shrew chitters from its wilderness | D |
| Of grassheads and is heard | E |
| Each thumb sized bird | E |
| Fits nimble winged in thickets and of good color | F |
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| Cloudrack and owl hollowed willows slanting over | F |
| The bland Granta double their white and green | G |
| World under the sheer water | F |
| And ride that flux at anchor upside down | H |
| The punter sinks his pole | I |
| In Byron's pool | J |
| Cattails part where the tame cygnets steer | K |
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| It is a country on a nursery plate | L |
| Spotted cows revolve their jaws and crop | M |
| Red clover or gnaw beetroot | L |
| Bellied on a nimbus of sun glazed buttercup | N |
| Hedging meadows of benign | O |
| Arcadian green | G |
| The blood berried hawthorn hides its spines with white | L |
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| Droll vegetarian the water rat | L |
| Saws down a reed and swims from his limber grove | P |
| While the students stroll or sit | L |
| Hands laced in a moony indolence of love | Q |
| Black gowned but unaware | A |
| How in such mild air | A |
| The owl shall stoop from his turret the rat cry out | L |
Sylvia Plath
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