The Wonder Maker Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBFF GHIHJHKL| Come if thou'rt cold to Summer's charms | A |
| Her clouds of green her starry flowers | B |
| And let this bird this wandering bird | C |
| Make his fine wonder yours | D |
| He hiding in the leaves so green | E |
| When sampling this fair world of ours | B |
| Cries cuckoo clear and like Lot's wife | F |
| I look though it should cost my life | F |
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| When I can hear that charmed one's voice | G |
| I taste of immortality | H |
| My joy's so great that on my heart | I |
| Doth lie eternity | H |
| As light as any little flower | J |
| So strong a wonder works in me | H |
| Cuckoo he cries and fills my soul | K |
| With all that's rich and beautiful | L |
William Henry Davies
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