Seeking Joy Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEEDA AFFAGGAA| Joy how I sought thee | A |
| Silver I spent and gold | B |
| On the pleasures of this world | C |
| In splendid garments clad | D |
| The wine I drank was sweet | E |
| Rich morsels I did eat | E |
| Oh but my life was sad | D |
| Joy how I sought thee | A |
| - | |
| Joy I have found thee | A |
| Far from the halls of Mirth | F |
| Back to the soft green earth | F |
| Where people are not many | A |
| I find thee Joy in hours | G |
| With clouds and birds and flowers | G |
| Thou dost not charge one penny | A |
| Joy I have found thee | A |
William Henry Davies
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