The Coming Of Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDED FGFG| Out of the Northland sombre weirds are calling | A |
| A shadow falleth southward day by day | B |
| Sad summers arms grow cold his fire is falling | A |
| His feet draw back to give the stern one way | B |
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| It is the voice and shadow of the slayer | C |
| Slayer of loves sweet world slayer of dreams | D |
| Make sad thy voice with sombre plaint and prayer | E |
| Make gray thy woods and darken all they streams | D |
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| Black grows the river blacker drifts the eddy | F |
| The sky is grey the woods are cold below | G |
| Oh make the bosom and thy sad lips ready | F |
| For the cold kisses of the folding snow | G |
Archibald Lampman
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