December's Snow Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDD EFEFDD GHGHDD IHIHDD| The bloom is on the May once more | A |
| The chestnut buds have burst anew | B |
| But darling all our springs are o'er | C |
| 'Tis winter still for me and you | B |
| We plucked Life's blossoms long ago | D |
| What's left is but December's snow | D |
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| But winter has its joys as fair | E |
| The gentler joys aloof apart | F |
| The snow may lie upon our hair | E |
| But never darling in our heart | F |
| Sweet were the springs of long ago | D |
| But sweeter still December's snow | D |
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| Yes long ago and yet to me | G |
| It seems a thing of yesterday | H |
| The shade beneath the willow tree | G |
| The word you looked but feared to say | H |
| Ah when I learned to love you so | D |
| What recked we of December's snow | D |
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| But swift the ruthless seasons sped | I |
| And swifter still they speed away | H |
| What though they bow the dainty head | I |
| And fleck the raven hair with gray | H |
| The boy and girl of long ago | D |
| Are laughing through the veil of snow | D |
Arthur Conan Doyle
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