A Greeting Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDD EEFFGG HHIIAB| Good morning Life and all | A |
| Things glad and beautiful | B |
| My pockets nothing hold | C |
| But he that owns the gold | C |
| The Sun is my great friend | D |
| His spending has no end | D |
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| Hail to the morning sky | E |
| Which bright clouds measure high | E |
| Hail to you birds whose throats | F |
| Would number leaves by notes | F |
| Hail to you shady bowers | G |
| And you green field of flowers | G |
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| Hail to you women fair | H |
| That make a show so rare | H |
| In cloth as white as milk | I |
| Be't calico or silk | I |
| Good morning Life and all | A |
| Things glad and beautiful | B |
William Henry Davies
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