The Wind Sings Welcome In Early Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEBF AGHII BDJKLA| For Paula THE GRIP of the ice is gone now | A |
| The silvers chase purple | B |
| The purples tag silver | C |
| They let out their runners | D |
| Here where summer says to the lilies | E |
| 'Wish and be wistful | B |
| Circle this wind hunted wind sung water ' | F |
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| Come along always come along now | A |
| You for me kiss me pull me by the ear | G |
| Push me along with the wind push | H |
| Sing like the whinnying wind | I |
| Sing like the hustling obstreperous wind | I |
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| Have you ever seen deeper purple | B |
| this in my wild wind fingers | D |
| Could you have more fun with a pony or a goat | J |
| Have you seen such flicking heels before | K |
| Silver jig heels on the purple sky rim | L |
| Come along always come along now | A |
Carl Sandburg
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