The Meadows In Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABCBB DEFGG HIIII JKLKB MNGOO PQRQF OFSFF BTITI UNIOO VOIOG NFRFB WLXL YZIS

'Tis a dull sightA
To see the year dyingB
When winter windsC
Set the yellow wood sighingB
Sighing oh sighingB
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When such a time comethD
I do retireE
Into and old roomF
Beside a bright fireG
Oh pile a bright fireG
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And there I sitH
Reading old thingsI
Of knights and lorn damselsI
While the wind singsI
Oh drearily singsI
-
I never look outJ
Nor attend to the blastK
For all to be seenL
Is the leaves falling fastK
Falling fallingB
-
But close at the hearthM
Like a cricket sit IN
Reading of summerG
And chivalryO
Gallant chivalryO
-
Then with an old friendP
I talk of our youthQ
How 'twas gladsome but oftenR
Foolish forsoothQ
But gladsome gladsomeF
-
Or to get merryO
We sing some old rhymeF
That made the wood ring againS
In summertimeF
Sweet summertimeF
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Then go we to smokingB
Silent and snugT
Nought passes between usI
Save a brown jugT
SometimesI
-
And sometimes a tearU
Will rise in each eyeN
Seeing the two old friendsI
So merrilyO
So merrilyO
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And ere to bedV
Go we go weO
Down on the ashesI
We kneel on the kneeO
Praying togetherG
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Thus then live IN
Till 'mid all the gloomF
By heaven the bold sunR
Is with me in the roomF
Shining shiningB
-
Then the clouds partW
Swallow soaring betweenL
The spring is aliveX
And the meadows are greenL
-
I jump up like madY
Break the old pipe in twainZ
And away to the meadowsI
The meadows againS

Edward Fitzgerald



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