The Song Sparrow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCDEEEEFF| Fair little scout that when the iron year | A |
| Changes and the first fleecy clouds deploy | B |
| Comest with such a sudden burst of joy | B |
| Lifting on winter's doomed and broken rear | A |
| That song of silvery triumph blithe and clear | A |
| Not yet quite conscious of the happy glow | C |
| We hungered for some surer touch and lo | C |
| One morning we awake and thou art here | D |
| And thousands of frail stemmed hepaticas | E |
| With their crisp leaves and pure and perfect hues | E |
| Light sleepers ready for the golden news | E |
| Spring at thy note beside the forest ways | E |
| Next to thy song the first to deck the hour | F |
| The classic lyrist and the classic flower | F |
Archibald Lampman
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