March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCAADDA EEFGGF| Over the dripping roofs and sunk snow barrows | A |
| The bells are ringing loud and strangely near | B |
| The shout of children dins upon mine ear | C |
| Shrilly and like a flight of silvery arrows | A |
| Showers the sweet gossip of the British sparrows | A |
| Gathered in noisy knots of one or two | D |
| To joke and chatter just as mortals do | D |
| Over the days long tale of joys and sorrows | A |
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| Talk before bed time of bold deeds together | E |
| Of thefts and fights of hard times and the weather | E |
| Till sleep disarm them to each little brain | F |
| Bringing tucked wings and many a blissful dream | G |
| Visions of wind and sun of field and stream | G |
| And busy barn yards with their scattered grain | F |
Archibald Lampman
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