The Scribe Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFG HIJIKALAMNONPNQNQN| What lovely things | A |
| Thy hand hath made | B |
| The smooth plumed bird | C |
| In its emerald shade | B |
| The seed of the grass | D |
| The speck of the stone | E |
| Which the wayfaring ant | F |
| Stirs and hastes on | G |
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| Though I should sit | H |
| By some tarn in thy hills | I |
| Using its ink | J |
| As the spirit wills | I |
| To write of Earth's wonders | K |
| Its live willed things | A |
| Flit would the ages | L |
| On soundless wings | A |
| Ere unto Z | M |
| My pen drew nigh | N |
| Leviathan told | O |
| And the honey fly | N |
| And still would remain | P |
| My wit to try | N |
| My worn reeds broken | Q |
| The dark tarn dry | N |
| All words forgotten | Q |
| Thou Lord and I | N |
Walter De La Mare
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