June 1820 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDDCED| Fame tells of groves from England far away | A |
| Groves that inspire the Nightingale to trill | B |
| And modulate with subtle reach of skill | B |
| Elsewhere unmatched her ever varying lay | A |
| Such bold report I venture to gainsay | A |
| For I have heard the quire of Richmond hill | B |
| Chanting with indefatigable bill | B |
| Strains that recalled to mind a distant day | A |
| When haply under shade of that same wood | C |
| And scarcely conscious of the dashing oars | D |
| Plied steadily between those willowy shores | D |
| The sweet souled Poet of the Seasons stood | C |
| Listening and listening long in rapturous mood | E |
| Ye heavenly Birds to your Progenitors | D |
William Wordsworth
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