The Daisy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DDEECCFF GG| An angel found a daisy where it lay | A |
| On Heaven's highroad of transparent gold | B |
| And turning to one near he said I pray | A |
| Tell me what manner of strange bloom I hold | B |
| You came a long long way perchance you know | C |
| In what far country such fair flowers blow | C |
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| Then spoke the other Turn thy radiant face | D |
| And gaze with me down purple depth of space | D |
| See where the stars lie spilled upon the night | E |
| Like amber beads that hold a yellow light | E |
| Note one that burns with faint yet steady glow | C |
| It is the Earth and there these blossoms grow | C |
| Some little child from that dear distant land | F |
| Hath borne this hither in his dimpled hand | F |
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| Still gazed he down Ah friend he said I too | G |
| Oft crossed the fields at home where daisies grew | G |
Virna Sheard
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