Rainfall Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BC DD CC EE FF GG HHFrom out the west where darkling storm clouds float | A |
The 'waking wind pipes soft its rising note | A |
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From out the west o'erhung with fringes grey | B |
The wind preludes with sighs its roundelay | C |
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Then blowing singing piping laughing loud | D |
It scurries on before the grey storm cloud | D |
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Across the hollow and along the hill | C |
It whips and whirls among the maples till | C |
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With boughs upbent and green of leaves blown wide | E |
The silver shines upon their underside | E |
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A gusty freshening of humid air | F |
With showers laden and with fragrance rare | F |
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And now a little sprinkle with a dash | G |
Of great cool drops that fall with sudden splash | G |
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Then over field and hollow grass and grain | H |
The loud crisp whiteness of the nearing rain | H |
Emily Pauline Johnson
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