Wind And Rain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEFE EEGE HIEI JKEK ELML EBNB| The rain came down on Boston Town | A |
| And the people said Oh dear | B |
| It's early yet for our annual wet | C |
| 'Twas dry this time last year | B |
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| In heavy suits and rubber boots | D |
| They went to the weather man | E |
| And said Dear friend do you intend | F |
| To change your present plan | E |
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| In tones of scorn he said Begone | E |
| I've ordered a week of rain | E |
| Away disperse or I'll do worse | G |
| And order a hurricane | E |
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| They sneered Oh oh and they laughed Ho ho | H |
| And they said You surely jest | I |
| Your threats are vain for a hurricane | E |
| Is the thing that we like best | I |
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| Our throats are tinned and a sharp east wind | J |
| We really couldn't do without | K |
| But we complain of too much rain | E |
| And we think we'd like a drought | K |
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| So the weather man took a palm leaf fan | E |
| And he waved it up on high | L |
| And he swept away the clouds so gray | M |
| And the sun shone out in the sky | L |
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| And the sun shines down on Boston Town | E |
| And the weather still is clear | B |
| And they set their clocks by the equinox | N |
| And never the east wind fear | B |
Arthur Macy
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