Go Back Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DED FGFG HIHJ HKHK HLHLWhen winds of March by the springtime bidden | A |
Over the great earth race and shout | B |
Forth from my breast where it long hath hidden | C |
My same old sorrow comes creeping out | B |
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I think each winter its life is ended | D |
For it makes no stir while the snows lie deep | E |
I say to myself 'Its soul has blended | D |
Into the past where it lay asleep ' | - |
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But as soon as the sun like some fond lover | F |
Smiles and kisses the earth's round cheeks | G |
This sad sad sorrow throws off its cover | F |
And out of the depths of its anguish speaks | G |
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In every bud by the wayside springing | H |
It finds a sword for its half healed wounds | I |
In every note that the thrush is singing | H |
It hears the saddest of minor sounds | J |
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In the cup of gold that the sun is spilling | H |
It finds unsweetened a drop of gall | K |
It sees through the warp that the Spring is filling | H |
The black threads twining in under it all | K |
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Go back O spring till pain forsaking | H |
These haunts of sorrow shall sink to rest | L |
Go back go back for my heart is breaking | H |
And the same old anguish hurts my breast | L |
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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