Days Too Short Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CDDC EFFE| When primroses are out in Spring | A |
| And small blue violets come between | B |
| When merry birds sing on boughs green | B |
| And rills as soon as born must sing | A |
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| When butterflies will make side leaps | C |
| As though escaped from Nature's hand | D |
| Ere perfect quite and bees will stand | D |
| Upon their heads in fragrant deeps | C |
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| When small clouds are so silvery white | E |
| Each seems a broken rimmed moon | F |
| When such things are this world too soon | F |
| For me doth wear the veil of night | E |
William Henry Davies
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