Thought On The Seasons Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHIH JKJK| Flattered with promise of escape | A |
| From every hurtful blast | B |
| Spring takes O sprightly May thy shape | A |
| Her loveliest and her last | B |
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| Less fair is summer riding high | C |
| In fierce solstitial power | D |
| Less fair than when a lenient sky | C |
| Brings on her parting hour | D |
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| When earth repays with golden sheaves | E |
| The labours of the plough | F |
| And ripening fruits and forest leaves | E |
| All brighten on the bough | F |
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| What pensive beauty autumn shows | G |
| Before she hears the sound | H |
| Of winter rushing in to close | I |
| The emblematic round | H |
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| Such be our Spring our Summer such | J |
| So may our Autumn blend | K |
| With hoary Winter and Life touch | J |
| Through heaven born hope her end | K |
William Wordsworth
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