February Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCD EFEFGH IJKJCC| THE trees stand brown against the gray | A |
| The shivering gray of field and sky | B |
| The mists wrapt round the dying day | A |
| The shroud poor days wear as they die | B |
| Poor day die soon who lived in vain | C |
| Who could not bring my Love again | D |
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| Down in the garden breezes cold | E |
| Dead rustling stalks blow chill between | F |
| Only above the sodden mould | E |
| The wallflower wears his heartless green | F |
| As though still reigned the rose crowned year | G |
| And summer and my Love were here | H |
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| The mists creep close about the house | I |
| The empty house all still and chill | J |
| The desolate and trembling boughs | K |
| Scratch at the dripping window sill | J |
| Poor day lies drowned in floods of rain | C |
| And ghosts knock at the window pane | C |
Edith Nesbit
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