New England Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBA CDCDCD| Here where the wind is always north north east | A |
| And children learn to walk on frozen toes | B |
| Wonder begets an envy of all those | B |
| Who boil elsewhere with such a lyric yeast | A |
| Of love that you will hear them at a feast | A |
| Where demons would appeal for some repose | B |
| Still clamoring where the chalice overflows | B |
| And crying wildest who have drunk the least | A |
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| Passion is here a soilure of the wits | C |
| We're told and Love a cross for them to bear | D |
| Joy shivers in the corner where she knits | C |
| And Conscience always has the rocking chair | D |
| Cheerful as when she tortured into fits | C |
| The first cat that was ever killed by Care | D |
Edwin Arlington Robinson
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