The Birds Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEFF EEGH EEII JJKK| He Where thou dwellest in what grove | A |
| Tell me Fair One tell me Love | B |
| Where thou thy charming nest dost build | C |
| O thou pride of every field | D |
| She Yonder stands a lonely tree | E |
| There I live and mourn for thee | E |
| Morning drinks my silent tear | F |
| And evening winds my sorrow bear | F |
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| He O thou summer's harmony | E |
| I have liv'd and mourn'd for thee | E |
| Each day I mourn along the wood | G |
| And night hath heard my sorrows loud | H |
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| She Dost thou truly long for me | E |
| And am I thus sweet to thee | E |
| Sorrow now is at an end | I |
| O my Lover and my Friend | I |
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| He Come on wings of joy we'll fly | J |
| To where my bower hangs on high | J |
| Come and make thy calm retreat | K |
| Among green leaves and blossoms sweet | K |
William Blake
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