To Alfred Tennyson Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBABCCBCB| Poet in other lands when Spring no more | A |
| Gleams o'er the grass nor in the thicket side | B |
| Plays at being lost and laughs to be descried | B |
| And blooms lie wilted on the orchard floor | A |
| Then the sweet birds that from gean shore | A |
| Across Ausonian breakers thither hied | B |
| Own April's music in their breast hath died | B |
| And croft and copse resound not as before | A |
| But in this privileged Isle this brave this blest | B |
| This deathless England it seems always Spring | C |
| Though graver wax the days Song takes not wing | C |
| In Autumn boughs it builds another nest | B |
| Even from the snow we lift our hearts and sing | C |
| And still your voice is heard above the rest | B |
Alfred Austin
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