Fair Prime Of Life! Were It Enough To Gild Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBAAAACCA| Fair Prime of life were it enough to gild | A |
| With ready sunbeams every straggling shower | B |
| And if an unexpected cloud should lower | B |
| Swiftly thereon a rainbow arch to build | A |
| For Fancy's errands then from fields half tilled | A |
| Gathering green weeds to mix with poppy flower | B |
| Thee might thy Minions crown and chant thy power | B |
| Unpitied by the wise all censure stilled | A |
| Ah show that worthier honours are thy due | A |
| Fair Prime of life arouse the deeper heart | A |
| Confirm the Spirit glorying to pursue | A |
| Some path of steep ascent and lofty aim | C |
| And if there be a joy that slights the claim | C |
| Of grateful memory bid that joy depart | A |
William Wordsworth
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