To The Daisy (2) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAABCCCB CCCDCCCD CCCEFFFE| BRIGHT Flower whose home is everywhere | A |
| Bold in maternal Nature's care | A |
| And all the long year through the heir | A |
| Of joy or sorrow | B |
| Methinks that there abides in thee | C |
| Some concord with humanity | C |
| Given to no other flower I see | C |
| The forest thorough | B |
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| Is it that Man is soon deprest | C |
| A thoughtless Thing who once unblest | C |
| Does little on his memory rest | C |
| Or on his reason | D |
| And Thou would'st teach him how to find | C |
| A shelter under every wind | C |
| A hope for times that are unkind | C |
| And every season | D |
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| Thou wander'st the wide world about | C |
| Uncheck'd by pride or scrupulous doubt | C |
| With friend to greet thee or without | C |
| Yet pleased and willing | E |
| Meek yielding to the occasion's call | F |
| And all things suffering from all | F |
| Thy function apostolical | F |
| In peace fulfilling | E |
William Wordsworth
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