Verses For Pictures Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BCDD E FFGH I JJKK L MMNN I OOPQ R BCDD| Day | A |
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| I am Day I bring again | B |
| Life and glory Love and pain | C |
| Awake arise from death to death | D |
| Through me the World s tale quickeneth | D |
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| Spring | E |
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| Spring am I too soft of heart | F |
| Much to speak ere I depart | F |
| Ask the Summer tide to prove | G |
| The abundance of my love | H |
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| Summer | I |
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| Summer looked for long am I | J |
| Much shall change or e er I die | J |
| Prithee take it not amiss | K |
| Though I weary thee with bliss | K |
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| Autumn | L |
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| Laden Autumn here I stand | M |
| Worn of heart and weak of hand | M |
| Nought but rest seems good to me | N |
| Speak the word that sets me free | N |
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| Winter | I |
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| I am Winter that do keep | O |
| Longing safe amidst of sleep | O |
| Who shall say if I were dead | P |
| What should be remembered | Q |
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| Night | R |
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| I am Night I bring again | B |
| Hope of pleasure rest from pain | C |
| Thoughts unsaid twixt Life and Death | D |
| My fruitful silence quickeneth | D |
William Morris
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