Spring Morning - Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBAACCDDEEFFGGHCIIBB JJKLGGMANNCCLLOOBB P| Willie | A |
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| Roget droop not see the spring | B |
| Is the earth enamelling | B |
| And the birds on every tree | A |
| Greet this morn with melody | A |
| Hark how yonder thrustle chants it | C |
| And her mate as proudly vants it | C |
| See how every stream is dress'd | D |
| By her margin with the best | D |
| Of Flora's gifts she seems glad | E |
| For such brooks such flow'rs she had | E |
| All the trees are quaintly tired | F |
| With green buds of all desired | F |
| And the hawthorn every day | G |
| Spreads some little show of May | G |
| See the primrose sweetly set | H |
| By the much lov'd violet | C |
| All the banks do sweetly cover | I |
| As they would invite a lover | I |
| With his lass to see their dressing | B |
| And to grace them by their pressing | B |
| Yet in all this merry tide | J |
| When all cares are laid aside | J |
| Roget sits as if his blood | K |
| Had not felt the quick'ning good | L |
| Of the sun nor cares to play | G |
| Or with songs to pass the day | G |
| As he wont fie Roget fie | M |
| Raise thy head and merrily | A |
| Tune us somewhat to thy reed | N |
| See our flocks do freely feed | N |
| Here we may together sit | C |
| And for music very fit | C |
| Is this place from yonder wood | L |
| Comes an echo shrill and good | L |
| Twice full perfectly it will | O |
| Answer to thine oaten quill | O |
| Roget droop not then but sing | B |
| Some kind welcome to the spring | B |
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| The Shepherd's Pipe | P |
William Browne
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