March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EEFF AAGG HIJD| The Sun at noon to higher air | A |
| Unharnessing the silver Pair | A |
| That late before his chariot swam | B |
| Rides on the gold wool of the Ram | B |
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| So braver notes the storm cock sings | C |
| To start the rusted wheel of things | C |
| And brutes in field and brutes in pen | D |
| Leap that the world goes round again | D |
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| The boys are up the woods with day | E |
| To fetch the daffodils away | E |
| And home at noonday from the hills | F |
| They bring no dearth of daffodils | F |
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| Afield for palms the girls repair | A |
| And sure enough the palms are there | A |
| And each will find by hedge or pond | G |
| Her waving silver tufted wand | G |
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| In farm and field through all the shire | H |
| The eye beholds the heart's desire | I |
| Ah let not only mine be vain | J |
| For lovers should be loved again | D |
A. E. Housman
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