To I. F. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEFDGH| The star which comes at close of day to shine | A |
| More heavenly bright than when it leads the morn | B |
| Is friendship's emblem whether the forlorn | B |
| She visiteth or shedding light benign | A |
| Through shades that solemnize Life's calm decline | A |
| Doth make the happy happier This have we | C |
| Learnt Isabel from thy society | C |
| Which now we too unwillingly resign | A |
| Though for brief absence But farewell the page | D |
| Glimmers before my sight through thankful tears | E |
| Such as start forth not seldom to approve | F |
| Our truth when we old yet unchilled by age | D |
| Call thee though known but for a few fleet years | G |
| The heart affianced sister of our love | H |
William Wordsworth
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