To The Same Flower (daisy) Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABBBA CCCDEEED FFFCFFFC GGAHFFFH IIIAFFFA FFFHJJJH| With little here to do or see | A |
| Of things that in the great world be | A |
| Daisy again I talk to thee | A |
| For thou art worthy | A |
| Thou unassuming Common place | B |
| Of Nature with that homely face | B |
| And yet with something of a grace | B |
| Which Love makes for thee | A |
| - | |
| Oft on the dappled turf at ease | C |
| I sit and play with similies | C |
| Loose types of things through all degrees | C |
| Thoughts of thy raising | D |
| And many a fond and idle name | E |
| I give to thee for praise or blame | E |
| As is the humour of the game | E |
| While I am gazing | D |
| - | |
| A nun demure of lowly port | F |
| Or sprightly maiden of Love's court | F |
| In thy simplicity the sport | F |
| Of all temptations | C |
| A queen in crown of rubies drest | F |
| A starveling in a scanty vest | F |
| Are all as seems to suit thee best | F |
| Thy appellations | C |
| - | |
| A little cyclops with one eye | G |
| Staring to threaten and defy | G |
| That thought comes next and instantly | A |
| The freak is over | H |
| The shape will vanish and behold | F |
| A silver shield with boss of gold | F |
| That spreads itself some faery bold | F |
| In fight to cover | H |
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| I see thee glittering from afar | I |
| And then thou art a pretty star | I |
| Not quite so fair as many are | I |
| In heaven above thee | A |
| Yet like a star with glittering crest | F |
| Self poised in air thou seem'st to rest | F |
| May peace come never to his nest | F |
| Who shall reprove thee | A |
| - | |
| Bright 'Flower' for by that name at last | F |
| When all my reveries are past | F |
| I call thee and to that cleave fast | F |
| Sweet silent creature | H |
| That breath'st with me in sun and air | J |
| Do thou as thou art wont repair | J |
| My heart with gladness and a share | J |
| Of thy meek nature | H |
William Wordsworth
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