There Is A Little Unpretending Rill Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDDCThere is a little unpretending Rill | A |
Of limpid water humbler far than aught | B |
That ever among Men or Naiads sought | B |
Notice or name It quivers down the hill | A |
Furrowing its shallow way with dubious will | A |
Yet to my mind this scanty Stream is brought | B |
Oftener than Ganges or the Nile a thought | B |
Of private recollection sweet and still | A |
Months perish with their moons year treads on year | C |
But faithful Emma thou with me canst say | D |
That while ten thousand pleasures disappear | C |
And flies their memory fast almost as they | D |
The immortal Spirit of one happy day | D |
Lingers beside that Rill in vision clear | C |
William Wordsworth
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