New England Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDEFGHIHFJAKLMAN| Testing the soul's mettle | A |
| the frost heaves | B |
| holes in the roads | C |
| to the heart | D |
| the glass forest | E |
| raises up its branches | F |
| to praise all things | G |
| that catch the light | H |
| then melt | I |
| The forest floor is white | H |
| but here there a boulder rises | F |
| with its glacial arrogance | J |
| brooks that bubble | A |
| under the sheets of ice | K |
| remind us that the tundra of the soul | L |
| will soften | M |
| just a little | A |
| towards the spring | N |
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