November 1 Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDEECD| How clear how keen how marvellously bright | A |
| The effluence from yon distant mountain's head | B |
| Which strewn with snow smooth as the sky can shed | B |
| Shines like another sun on mortal sight | A |
| Uprisen as if to check approaching Night | A |
| And all her twinkling stars Who now would tread | B |
| If so he might yon mountain's glittering head | B |
| Terrestrial but a surface by the flight | A |
| Of sad mortality's earth sullying wing | C |
| Unswept unstained Nor shall the aerial Powers | D |
| Dissolve that beauty destined to endure | E |
| White radiant spotless exquisitely pure | E |
| Through all vicissitudes till genial Spring | C |
| Has filled the laughing vales with welcome flowers | D |
William Wordsworth
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