A Year Song Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDEFEBB GHIHJKLKMM NBNBOPOPQQ RSTSUBLBVV| Sighing above | A |
| Rustling below | B |
| Thorough the woods | C |
| The winds go | B |
| Beneath dead crowds | D |
| Above life bare | E |
| And the besom tempest | F |
| Sweeps the air | E |
| Heart leave thy woe | B |
| Let the dead things go | B |
| - | |
| Through the brown | G |
| Gold doth push | H |
| Misty green | I |
| Veils the bush | H |
| Here a twitter | J |
| There a croak | K |
| They are coming | L |
| The spring folk | K |
| Heart be not numb | M |
| Let the live things come | M |
| - | |
| Through the beech | N |
| The winds go | B |
| With gentle speech | N |
| Long and slow | B |
| The grass is fine | O |
| And soft to lie in | P |
| The sun doth shine | O |
| The blue sky in | P |
| Heart be alive | Q |
| Let the new things thrive | Q |
| - | |
| Round again | R |
| Here art thou | S |
| A rimy fruit | T |
| On a bare bough | S |
| Winter comes | U |
| Winter and snow | B |
| And a weary sighing | L |
| To fall and go | B |
| Heart thy hour shall be | V |
| Thy dead will comfort thee | V |
George Macdonald
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