The Rambler Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH| I do not see the hills around | A |
| Nor mark the tints the copses wear | B |
| I do not note the grassy ground | A |
| And constellated daisies there | B |
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| I hear not the contralto note | C |
| Of cuckoos hid on either hand | D |
| The whirr that shakes the nighthawk's throat | C |
| When eve's brown awning hoods the land | D |
| - | |
| Some say each songster tree and mead | E |
| All eloquent of love divine | F |
| Receives their constant careful heed | E |
| Such keen appraisement is not mine | F |
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| The tones around me that I hear | G |
| The aspects meanings shapes I see | H |
| Are those far back ones missed when near | I |
| And now perceived too late by me | H |
Thomas Hardy
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