Composed On A May Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCDC| Life with you Lambs like day is just begun | A |
| Yet Nature seems to them a heavenly guide | B |
| Does joy approach they meet the coming tide | B |
| And sullenness avoid as now they shun | A |
| Pale twilight's lingering glooms and in the sun | A |
| Couch near their dams with quiet satisfied | B |
| Or gambol each with his shadow at his side | B |
| Varying its shape wherever he may run | A |
| As they from turf yet hoar with sleepy dew | C |
| All turn and court the shining and the green | D |
| Where herbs look up and opening flowers are seen | D |
| Why to God's goodness cannot We be true | C |
| And so His gifts and promises between | D |
| Feed to the last on pleasures ever new | C |
William Wordsworth
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