Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD EFEF GHGH IJIK| Once more the lark with song and speed | A |
| Cleaves through the dawn his hurried bars | B |
| Fall like the flute of Ganymede | A |
| Twirling and whistling from the stars | B |
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| The primrose and the daffodil | C |
| Surprise the valleys and wild thyme | D |
| Is sweet on every little hill | C |
| When lambs come down at folding time | D |
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| In every wild place now is heard | E |
| The magpie's noisy house and through | F |
| The mingled tunes of many a bird | E |
| The ruffled wood dove's gentle coo | F |
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| Sweet by the river's noisy brink | G |
| The water lily bursts her crown | H |
| The kingfisher comes down to drink | G |
| Like rainbow jewels falling down | H |
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| And when the blue and grey entwine | I |
| The daisy shuts her golden eye | J |
| And peace wraps all those hills of mine | I |
| Safe in my dearest memory | K |
Francis Ledwidge
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