The Sun Has Long Been Set Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDEEEEFFDD| The sun has long been set | A |
| The stars are out by twos and threes | B |
| The little birds are piping yet | A |
| Among the bushes and the trees | B |
| There's a cuckoo and one or two thrushes | C |
| And a far off wind that rushes | C |
| And a sound of water that gushes | D |
| And the cuckoo's sovereign cry | E |
| Fills all the hollow of the sky | E |
| Who would go parading' | E |
| In London and masquerading' | E |
| On such a night of June | F |
| With that beautiful soft half moon | F |
| And all these innocent blisses | D |
| On such a night as this is | D |
William Wordsworth
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