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English, 29.07.2019 01:00, obbiesco123

Identify the rhyme scheme in this excerpt from a william blake poem. the echoing green the sun does arise; and make happy the skies; the merry bells ring; to welcome the spring; the skylark and thrush; the birds of the bush; sing louder around; to the bells' cheerful sound; while our sports shall be seen; on the echoing green

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