Spring Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCD EFEFGHGH| ALL winter through I sat alone | A |
| Doors barred and windows shuttered fast | B |
| And listened to the wind's faint moan | A |
| And ghostly mutterings of the past | B |
| And in the pauses of the rain | C |
| 'Mid whispers of dead sorrow and sin | D |
| Love tapped upon the window pane | C |
| I had no heart to let him in | D |
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| But now with spring my doors stand wide | E |
| My windows let delight creep through | F |
| I hear the skylark sing outside | E |
| I see the crocus golden new | F |
| The pigeons on my window sill | G |
| Winging and wooing flirt and flout | H |
| Now Love must enter if he will | G |
| I have no heart to keep him out | H |
Edith Nesbit
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