To A Snowdrop Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Lone Flower hemmed in with snows and white as they | A |
| But hardier far once more I see thee bend | B |
| Thy forehead as if fearful to offend | B |
| Like an unbidden guest Though day by day | A |
| Storms sallying from the mountain tops waylay | A |
| The rising sun and on the plains descend | B |
| Yet art thou welcome welcome as a friend | B |
| Whose zeal outruns his promise Blue eyed May | A |
| Shall soon behold this border thickly set | C |
| With bright jonquils their odours lavishing | D |
| On the soft west wind and his frolic peers | E |
| Nor will I then thy modest grace forget | C |
| Chaste Snowdrop venturous harbinger of Spring | D |
| And pensive monitor of fleeting years | E |
William Wordsworth
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