Chicago Weather Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBBCDCDEFEFGHGH| To day fair Thisbe winsome girl | A |
| Strays o'er the meads where daisies blow | B |
| Or ling'ring where the brooklets purl | B |
| Laves in the cool refreshing flow | B |
| To morrow Thisbe with a host | C |
| Of amorous suitors in her train | D |
| Comes like a goddess forth to coast | C |
| Or skate upon the frozen main | D |
| To day sweet posies mark her track | E |
| While birds sing gayly in the trees | F |
| To morrow morn her sealskin sack | E |
| Defies the piping polar breeze | F |
| So Doris is to day enthused | G |
| By Thisbe's soft responsive sighs | H |
| And on the morrow is confused | G |
| By Thisbe's cold repellent eyes | H |
Eugene Field
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