The Snow Storm Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDEEFGHHII| No hawk hangs over in this air | A |
| The urgent snow is everywhere | A |
| The wing adroiter than a sail | B |
| Must lean away from such a gale | B |
| Abandoning its straight intent | C |
| Or else expose tough ligament | D |
| And tender flesh to what before | E |
| Meant dampened feathers nothing more | E |
| Forceless upon our backs there fall | F |
| Infrequent flakes hexagonal | G |
| Devised in many a curious style | H |
| To charm our safety for a while | H |
| Where close to earth like mice we go | I |
| Under the horizontal snow | I |
Edna St. Vincent Millay
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