A Winter Morn Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFE GHDHFIJI KLMLANCN| Let no one any sadness feel | A |
| It's just another day | B |
| The sun arose this winter morn | C |
| And drubbed the night away | B |
| The wind swirled round about the land | D |
| To rustle through the trees | E |
| To bear the frosted ground a chill | F |
| And cause the earth to freeze | E |
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| Away away on yonder crag | G |
| Is where I used to tread | H |
| And gazing round about the land | D |
| The music filled my head | H |
| Where kestrels flew and hovered still | F |
| Where curlews shrilled and smiled | I |
| A booming bittern in the marsh | J |
| Would leave me quite beguiled | I |
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| The darkest night has called on me | K |
| And bid me close my eyes | L |
| My weary heart is lying low | M |
| Upon this late sunrise | L |
| Let no one any sadness feel | A |
| This parting of the ways | N |
| But celebrate this winter morn | C |
| My happiest of days | N |
Alan S Jeeves
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