The Echoing Green Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFF GGHHIIJJFF KKLLMMNNFFThe Sun does arise | A |
And make happy the skies | A |
The merry bells ring | B |
To welcome the Spring | B |
The sky lark and thrush | C |
The birds of the bush | D |
Sing louder around | E |
To the bells cheerful sound | E |
While our sports shall be seen | F |
On the Echoing Green | F |
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Old John with white hair | G |
Does laugh away care | G |
Sitting under the oak | H |
Among the old folk | H |
They laugh at our play | I |
And soon they all say | I |
Such such were the joys | J |
When we all girls amp boys | J |
In our youth time were seen | F |
On the Echoing Green | F |
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Till the little ones weary | K |
No more can be merry | K |
The sun does descend | L |
And our sports have an end | L |
Round the laps of their mothers | M |
Many sisters and brothers | M |
Like birds in their nest | N |
Are ready for rest | N |
And sport no more seen | F |
On the darkening Green | F |
William Blake
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