Winter Evening Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPNQRS SOTPABCSSQRS| The storm wind covers the sky | A |
| Whirling the fleecy snow drifts | B |
| Now it howls like a wolf | C |
| Now it is crying like a lost child | D |
| Now rustling the decayed thatch | E |
| On our tumbledown roof | F |
| Now like a delayed traveller | G |
| Knocking on our window pane | H |
| Our wretched little cottage | I |
| Is gloomy and dark | J |
| Why do you sit all silent | K |
| Hugging the window old gran | L |
| Has the howling of the storm | M |
| Wearied you at last dear friend | N |
| Or are you dozing fitfully | O |
| Under the spinning wheel's humming | P |
| Let us drink dearest friend | N |
| To my poor wasted youth | Q |
| Let us drink from grief Where's the glass | R |
| Our hearts at least will be lightened | S |
| Sing me a song of how the bluetit | S |
| Quietly lives across the sea | O |
| Sing me a song of how the young girl | T |
| Went to fetch water in the morning | P |
| The storm wind covers the sky | A |
| Whirling the fleecy snow drifts | B |
| Now it howls like a wolf | C |
| Now it is crying like a lost child | S |
| Let us drink dearest friend | S |
| To my poor wasted youth | Q |
| Let us drink from grief Where's the glass | R |
| Our hearts at least will be lightened | S |
Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin
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