Return Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDE FBFB GHIH| When the bright sun back on his yearly road | A |
| Comes towards us his great glory seems to me | B |
| As from the sky he pours it all abroad | C |
| A golden herald my beloved of thee | B |
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| When from the south the gentle winds do blow | D |
| Calling the flowers that sleep beneath the earth | E |
| It sounds like sweetest music that doth go | D |
| Before thy coming full of love and mirth | E |
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| When one by one the violets appear | F |
| Opening their purple vests so modestly | B |
| To greet the virgin daughter of the year | F |
| Each seems a fragrant prophecy of thee | B |
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| For with the spring thou shalt return again | G |
| Therefore the wind the flower and clear sunshine | H |
| A double worship from my heart obtain | I |
| A love and welcome not their own but thine | H |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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