Come Soon Fair, Mild, And Early Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH IJIJKLKL| The oak and rowan slumber still | A |
| Reposing in their frosted bed | B |
| Holding off the shivered chill | A |
| Dormant docile all but dead | B |
| Skeletons drab against the cloud | C |
| Leafless limbs up reaching high | D |
| Clothed in dew a frozen shroud | C |
| Below them hidden secrets lie | D |
| - | |
| On the ground the snowdrops burst | E |
| Early risers of the year | F |
| Contending to be blooming first | E |
| A fleetly winter's end is near | F |
| Premature the sunlight's rays | G |
| Icy stalactites eroding | H |
| Tumbling down a spectral haze | G |
| With leafy newborn buds exploding | H |
| - | |
| A feathered bird throng fills the skies | I |
| With warbled wonder aforetime | J |
| Showing up in sweet surprise | I |
| Stepping out before its prime | J |
| And now a season bright and bold | K |
| Marches on afresh and new | L |
| Driving out the drizzled cold | K |
| As spring has sprung before her due | L |
Alan S Jeeves
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