To My Sister Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGI JKJL MNMN BFBF OGOG PQPQ GHGI| It is the first mild day of March | A |
| Each minute sweeter than before | B |
| The redbreast sings from the tall larch | A |
| That stands beside our door | B |
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| There is a blessing in the air | C |
| Which seems a sense of joy to yield | D |
| To the bare trees and mountains bare | C |
| And grass in the green field | D |
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| My sister 'tis a wish of mine | E |
| Now that our morning meal is done | F |
| Make haste your morning task resign | E |
| Come forth and feel the sun | F |
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| Edward will come with you and pray | G |
| Put on with speed your woodland dress | H |
| And bring no book for this one day | G |
| We'll give to idleness | I |
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| No joyless forms shall regulate | J |
| Our living calendar | K |
| We from to day my Friend will date | J |
| The opening of the year | L |
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| Love now a universal birth | M |
| From heart to heart is stealing | N |
| From earth to man from man to earth | M |
| It is the hour of feeling | N |
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| One moment now may give us more | B |
| Than years of toiling reason | F |
| Our minds shall drink at every pore | B |
| The spirit of the season | F |
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| Some silent laws our hearts will make | O |
| Which they shall long obey | G |
| We for the year to come may take | O |
| Our temper from to day | G |
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| And from the blessed power that rolls | P |
| About below above | Q |
| We'll frame the measure of our souls | P |
| They shall be tuned to love | Q |
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| Then come my Sister come I pray | G |
| With speed put on your woodland dress | H |
| And bring no book for this one day | G |
| We'll give to idleness | I |
William Wordsworth
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