Winter And Summer Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDAD AECECFAF CGCGACAC AHCHAIAI HJCJ HCAC ACCCCKAKCome Winter merry Winter | A |
Rejoice while yet you may | B |
For nearer ever nearer | A |
Fair Summer draws each day | B |
And soon the tiny snowdrops | C |
Shall waken from their sleep | D |
And mossy banks from under | A |
The modest violets peep | D |
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The apple trees shall scatter | A |
Their buds at Summer's feet | E |
And with their fragrant odors | C |
Make every zephyr sweet | E |
While Nature of wild roses | C |
And lilies frail and white | F |
Shall make a wreath for Summer | A |
And crown her with delight | F |
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Forth from the smiling heavens | C |
Shall fall the gentle rain | G |
The earth shall feel her presence | C |
And welcome her with grain | G |
The birds shall come and twitter | A |
And build amid the boughs | C |
So Winter merry Winter | A |
While yet you may carouse | C |
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We love you merry Winter | A |
You and the joys you bring | H |
And loud and long your praises | C |
Throughout the world we sing | H |
But Summer gentle Summer | A |
Comes shyly through the glade | I |
And draws all hearts to love her | A |
So fair is she arrayed | I |
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We love the merry sleighing | H |
The swinging snowshoe tramp | J |
While in the clear cold heavens | C |
The calm moon holds her lamp | J |
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We love the breathless coasting | H |
The skating and the games | C |
Played amid shouts of laughter | A |
Around the hearth fire flames | C |
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But Summer winsome Summer | A |
Holds greater stores of bliss | C |
When all the land awakens | C |
And blossoms at her kiss | C |
We soon shall feel her presence | C |
And breathe her perfumed breath | K |
Then Winter dear old Winter | A |
We will not mourn your death | K |
Arthur Weir
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