Wayside Flowers Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFFGGHHACCAB| Pluck not the wayside flower | A |
| It is the traveller's dower | B |
| A thousand passers by | C |
| Its beauties may espy | D |
| May win a touch of blessing | E |
| From Nature's mild caressing | E |
| The sad of heart perceives | F |
| A violet under leaves | F |
| Like sonic fresh budding hope | G |
| The primrose on the slope | G |
| A spot of sunshine dwells | H |
| And cheerful message tells | H |
| Of kind renewing power | A |
| The nodding bluebell's dye | C |
| Is drawn from happy sky | C |
| Then spare the wayside flower | A |
| It is the traveller's dower | B |
William Allingham
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