Cowslips Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDD| WITH rosy hand a little girl press d down | A |
| A boss of fresh cull d cowslips in a rill | B |
| Often as they sprang up again a frown | A |
| Show d she dislik d resistance to her will | B |
| But when they droop d their heads and shone much less | C |
| She shook them to and fro and threw them by | D |
| And tripp d away Ye loathe the heaviness | C |
| Ye love to cause my little girls thought I | D |
| And what has shone for you by you must die | D |
Walter Savage Landor
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