To The Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCCDEFGFGHIHIAAJKJ K| Hail to thee spirit of hope whom men call Spring | A |
| Youngest and fairest of the four who guide | B |
| Our mortal year along Time's rapid tide | B |
| Spirit of life the old decrepid earth | C |
| Has heard thy voice and at a wondrous birth | C |
| Forth springing from her dark mysterious womb | D |
| A thousand germs of light and beauty come | E |
| Thy breath is on the waters and they leap | F |
| From their bright winter woven fetters free | G |
| Along the shore their sparkling billows sweep | F |
| And greet thee with a gush of melody | G |
| The air is full of music wild and sweet | H |
| Made by the joyous waving of the trees | I |
| Wherein a thousand winged minstrels meet | H |
| And by the work song of the early bees | I |
| In the white blossoms fondly murmuring | A |
| And founts that in the blessed sunshine sing | A |
| Hail to thee maiden with the bright blue eyes | J |
| And showery robe all steeped in starry dew | K |
| Hail to thee as thou ridest through the skies | J |
| Upon thy rainbow car of various hue | K |
Frances Anne Kemble (fanny)
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