The Sparrow's Nest Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEEF GGHHIJKKLJ| BEHOLD within the leafy shade | A |
| Those bright blue eggs together laid | A |
| On me the chance discovered sight | B |
| Gleamed like a vision of delight | B |
| I started seeming to espy | C |
| The home and sheltered bed | D |
| The Sparrow's dwelling which hard by | E |
| My Father' house in wet or dry | E |
| My sister Emmeline and I | E |
| Together visited | F |
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| She looked at it and seemed to fear it | G |
| Dreading tho' wishing to be near it | G |
| Such heart was in her being then | H |
| A little Prattler among men | H |
| The Blessing of my later year | I |
| Was with me when a boy | J |
| She gave me eyes she gave me ears | K |
| And humble care and delicate fears | K |
| A heart the fountain of sweet tears | L |
| And love and thought and joy | J |
William Wordsworth
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