The Uses Of Poetry Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAABDAEFEFEF| I've fond anticipation of a day | A |
| O'erfilled with pure diversion presently | B |
| For I must read a lady poesy | C |
| The while we glide by many a leafy bay | A |
| Hid deep in rushes where at random play | A |
| The glossy black winged May flies or whence flee | B |
| Hush throated nestlings in alarm | D |
| Whom we have idly frighted with our boat's long sway | A |
| For lest o'ersaddened by such woes as spring | E |
| To rural peace from our meek onward trend | F |
| What else more fit We'll draw the latch string | E |
| And close the door of sense then satiate wend | F |
| On poesy's transforming giant wing | E |
| To worlds afar whose fruits all anguish mend | F |
William Carlos Williams
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