Sweet Springtime Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCDEFE GHHIJEEJAA| It was in the prime | A |
| Of the sweet springtime | A |
| In the linnet's throat | B |
| Trembled the love note | B |
| And the love stirred air | C |
| Thrilled the blossoms there | C |
| Little shadows danced | D |
| Each a tiny elf | E |
| Happy in large light | F |
| And the thinnest self | E |
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| It was but a minute | G |
| In a far off spring | H |
| But each gentle thing | H |
| Sweetly wooing linnet | I |
| Soft thrilled hawthorn tree | J |
| Happy shadowy elf | E |
| With the thinnest self | E |
| Live on still in me | J |
| It was in the prime | A |
| Of the past springtime | A |
George Eliot
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