Song Of A Second April Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBA CDCDDC EFEFGE| April this year not otherwise | A |
| Than April of a year ago | B |
| Is full of whispers full of sighs | A |
| Of dazzling mud and dingy snow | B |
| Hepaticas that pleased you so | B |
| Are here again and butterflies | A |
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| There rings a hammering all day | C |
| And shingles lie about the doors | D |
| In orchards near and far away | C |
| The grey wood pecker taps and bores | D |
| The men are merry at their chores | D |
| And children earnest at their play | C |
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| The larger streams run still and deep | E |
| Noisy and swift the small brooks run | F |
| Among the mullein stalks the sheep | E |
| Go up the hillside in the sun | F |
| Pensively only you are gone | G |
| You that alone I cared to keep | E |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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