St. Valentine's Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCBDBDBEBFBGBHB| The South is a dream of flowers | A |
| With a jewel for sky and sea | B |
| Rose crowns for the dancing hours | A |
| Gold fruits upon every tree | B |
| But cold from the North The wind blows forth | C |
| That blows my love to me | B |
| The stars in the South are gold | D |
| Like lamps between sky and sea | B |
| The flowers that the forests hold | D |
| Like stars between tree and tree | B |
| But little and white Is the pale moon's light | E |
| That lights my love to me | B |
| In the South the orange grove | F |
| Makes dusk by the dusky sea | B |
| White palaces wrought for love | G |
| Gleam white between tree and tree | B |
| But under bare boughs Is the little house | H |
| Warm lit for my love and me | B |
Edith Nesbit
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