Hark! 'tis The Thrush, Undaunted, Undeprest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBAAAAAAA| Hark 'tis the Thrush undaunted undeprest | A |
| By twilight premature of cloud and rain | B |
| Nor does that roaring wind deaden his strain | B |
| Who carols thinking of his Love and nest | A |
| And seems as more incited still more blest | A |
| Thanks thou hast snapped a fireside Prisoner's chain | B |
| Exulting Warbler eased a fretted brain | B |
| And in a moment charmed my cares to rest | A |
| Yes I will forth bold Bird and front the blast | A |
| That we may sing together if thou wilt | A |
| So loud so clear my Partner through life's day | A |
| Mute in her nest love chosen if not love built | A |
| Like thine shall gladden as in seasons past | A |
| Thrilled by loose snatches of the social Lay | A |
William Wordsworth
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