March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA CCCC DEED FGGF| Ho wind of March speed over sea | A |
| From mountains where the snows lie deep | B |
| The cruel glaciers threatening creep | B |
| And witness this my jubilee | A |
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| Roar from the surf of boreal isles | C |
| Roar from the hidden jagged steeps | C |
| Where the destroyer never sleeps | C |
| Ring through the iceberg's Gothic piles | C |
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| Voyage through space with your wild train | D |
| Harping its shrillest searching tone | E |
| Or wailing deep its ancient moan | E |
| And learn how impotent your reign | D |
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| Then hover by this garden bed | F |
| With all your wilful power behold | G |
| Just breaking from the leafy mould | G |
| My little primrose lift its head | F |
Elizabeth Stoddard
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