Love And Harmony Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAB CDDD EEEE FGFF HHHH| Love and harmony combine | A |
| And round our souls entwine | A |
| While thy branches mix with mine | A |
| And our roots together join | B |
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| Joys upon our branches sit | C |
| Chirping loud and singing sweet | D |
| Like gentle streams beneath our feet | D |
| Innocence and virtue meet | D |
| - | |
| Thou the golden fruit dost bear | E |
| I am clad in flowers fair | E |
| Thy sweet boughs perfume the air | E |
| And the turtle buildeth there | E |
| - | |
| There she sits and feeds her young | F |
| Sweet I hear her mournful song | G |
| And thy lovely leaves among | F |
| There is love I hear his tongue | F |
| - | |
| There his charming nest doth lay | H |
| There he sleeps the night away | H |
| There he sports along the day | H |
| And doth among our branches play | H |
William Blake
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