To Natasha Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCCDD EFGHIIJJ KLMLNNOP| The crimson summer now grows pale | A |
| Clear bright days now soar away | B |
| Hazy mist spreads through the vale | A |
| As the sleeping night turns gray | B |
| The barren cornfields lose their gold | C |
| The lively stream has now turned cold | C |
| The curly woods are gray and stark | D |
| And the heavens have grown dark | D |
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| Where are you my light Natasha | E |
| No one's seen you I lament | F |
| Don't you want to share the passion | G |
| Of this moment with a friend | H |
| You have not yet met with me | I |
| By the pond or by our tree | I |
| Though the season has turned late | J |
| We have not yet had a date | J |
| - | |
| Winter s cold will soon arrive | K |
| Fields will freeze with frost so bitter | L |
| In the smoky shack a light | M |
| Soon enough will shine and glitter | L |
| I won't see my love I'll rage | N |
| Like a finch inside a cage | N |
| And at home depressed and dazed | O |
| I ll recall Natasha's grace | P |
Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin
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