Great Things Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDAEAB ABFBABAB ABGBABAB HBDBHBHB| Sweet cyder is a great thing | A |
| A great thing to me | B |
| Spinning down to Weymouth town | C |
| By Ridgway thirstily | D |
| And maid and mistress summoning | A |
| Who tend the hostelry | E |
| O cyder is a great thing | A |
| A great thing to me | B |
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| The dance it is a great thing | A |
| A great thing to me | B |
| With candles lit and partners fit | F |
| For night long revelry | B |
| And going home when day dawning | A |
| Peeps pale upon the lea | B |
| O dancing is a great thing | A |
| A great thing to me | B |
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| Love is yea a great thing | A |
| A great thing to me | B |
| When having drawn across the lawn | G |
| In darkness silently | B |
| A figure flits like one a wing | A |
| Out from the nearest tree | B |
| O love is yes a great thing | A |
| A great thing to me | B |
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| Will these be always great things | H |
| Great things to me | B |
| Let it befall that One will call | D |
| Soul I have need of thee | B |
| What then Joy jaunts impassioned flings | H |
| Love and its ecstasy | B |
| Will always have been great things | H |
| Great things to me | B |
Thomas Hardy
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