In The Woods Of Rydal Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBAABCDCDCD| Wild Redbreast hadst thou at Jemima's lip | A |
| Pecked as at mine thus boldly Love might say | B |
| A half blown rose had tempted thee to sip | A |
| Its glistening dews but hallowed is the clay | B |
| Which the Muse warms and I whose head is grey | B |
| Am not unworthy of thy fellowship | A |
| Nor could I let one thought one notion slip | A |
| That might thy sylvan confidence betray | B |
| For are we not all His without whose care | C |
| Vouchsafed no sparrow falleth to the ground | D |
| Who gives his Angels wings to speed through air | C |
| And rolls the planets through the blue profound | D |
| Then peck or perch fond Flutterer nor forbear | C |
| To trust a Poet in still musings bound | D |
William Wordsworth
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