In A London Square Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACDEDE FEFEDGDG| Put forth thy leaf thou lofty plane | A |
| East wind and frost are safely gone | B |
| With zephyr mild and balmy rain | A |
| The summer comes serenly on | C |
| Earth air and sun and skies combine | D |
| To promise all that's kind and fair | E |
| But thou O human heart of mine | D |
| Be still contain thyself and bear | E |
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| December days were brief and chill | F |
| The winds of March were wild and drear | E |
| And nearing and receding still | F |
| Spring never would we thought be here | E |
| The leaves that burst the suns that shine | D |
| Had not the less their certain date | G |
| And thou O human heart of mine | D |
| Be still refrain thyself and wait | G |
Arthur Hugh Clough
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