One Summer Morning Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCCB BDDB BEEB| A | |
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| IT is but a little while ago | B |
| The elm leaves have scarcely begun to drop away | C |
| The sunbeams strike the elm trunk just where they struck that day | C |
| Yet all seems to have happened long ago | B |
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| And the year rolleth round slow slow | B |
| Autumn will fade to winter and winter melt in spring | D |
| New life return again to every living thing | D |
| Soon this will have happened long ago | B |
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| The bonnie wee flowers will blow | B |
| The trees will re clothe themselves the birds sing out amain | E |
| But never never never will the world look again | E |
| As it looked before this happened long ago | B |
Dinah Maria Mulock Craik
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