Cowslips And Larks Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCCDDEEFGHHIIBJ| I hear it said yon land is poor | A |
| In spite of those rich cowslips there | B |
| And all the singing larks it shoots | C |
| To heaven from the cowslips' roots | C |
| But I with eyes that beauty find | D |
| And music ever in my mind | D |
| Feed my thoughts well upon that grass | E |
| Which starves the horse the ox and ass | E |
| So here I stand two miles to come | F |
| To Shapwick and my ten days home | G |
| Taking my summer's joy although | H |
| The distant clouds are dark and low | H |
| And comes a storm that fierce and strong | I |
| Has brought the Mendip hills along | I |
| Those hills that when the light is there | B |
| Are many a sunny mile from here | J |
William Henry Davies
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