Happy, Happy It Is To Be Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABCBDDEE FGHGIJKJEE| Happy happy it is to be | A |
| Where the greenwood hangs o'er the dark blue sea | A |
| To roam in the moonbeams clear and still | B |
| And dance with the elves | C |
| Over dale and hill | B |
| To taste their cups and with them roam | D |
| The field for dewdrops and honeycomb | D |
| Climb then and come as quick as you can | E |
| And dwell with the fairies Elizabeth Ann | E |
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| Never never comes tear or sorrow | F |
| In the mansions old where the fairies dwell | G |
| But only the harping of their sweet harp strings | H |
| And the lonesome stroke of a distant bell | G |
| Where upon hills of thyme and heather | I |
| The shepherd sits with his wandering sheep | J |
| And the curlew wails and the skylark hovers | K |
| Over the sand where the conies creep | J |
| Climb then and come as quick as you can | E |
| And dwell with the fairies Elizabeth Ann | E |
Walter De La Mare
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