Among All Lovely Things My Love Had Been Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDF GDGD HEHE IE E| AMONG all lovely things my Love had been | A |
| Had noted well the stars all flowers that grew | B |
| About her home but she had never seen | C |
| A glow worm never one and this I knew | B |
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| While riding near her home one stormy night | D |
| A single glow worm did I chance to espy | E |
| I gave a fervent welcome to the sight | D |
| And from my horse I leapt great joy had I | F |
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| Upon a leaf the glow worm did I lay | G |
| To bear it with me through the stormy night | D |
| And as before it shone without dismay | G |
| Albeit putting forth a fainter light | D |
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| When to the dwelling of my Love I came | H |
| I went into the orchard quietly | E |
| And left the glow worm blessing it by name | H |
| Laid safely by itself beneath a tree | E |
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| The whole next day I hoped and hoped with fear | I |
| At night the glow worm shone beneath the tree | E |
| I led my Lucy to the spot 'Look here ' | - |
| Oh joy it was for her and joy for me | E |
William Wordsworth
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