The Witness Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABB CCDD EFGG HHFF| The Master of the Garden said | A |
| Who now the Earth seems cold and dead | A |
| Will by his fearless witnessing | B |
| Hold men's hearts for the tardy spring | B |
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| Not yet I am but half awake | C |
| All drowsily the Primrose spake | C |
| And fast the sleeping Daffodils | D |
| Had folded up their golden frills | D |
| - | |
| Indeed the frail Anemone | E |
| Said softly 'tis too cold for me | F |
| Wood Hyacinths all deeply set | G |
| Replied No ice has melted yet | G |
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| When suddenly with smile so bright | H |
| Up sprang a Winter Aconite | H |
| And to the Master joyfully | F |
| She cried I will the witness be | F |
Fay Inchfawn
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