In Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCDC EEFFGDH| See how the trees and the osiers lithe | A |
| Are green bedecked and the woods are blithe | A |
| The meadows have donned their cape of flowers | B |
| The air is soft with the sweet May showers | B |
| And the birds make melody | C |
| But the spring of the soul the spring of the soul | D |
| Cometh no more for you or for me | C |
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| The lazy hum of the busy bees | E |
| Murmureth through the almond trees | E |
| The jonquil flaunteth a gay blonde head | F |
| The primrose peeps from a mossy bed | F |
| And the violets scent the lane | G |
| But the flowers of the soul the flowers of the soul | D |
| For you and for me bloom never again | H |
Ernest Christopher Dowson
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