In February Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBA ABBA CDDEBB| Now in the dark of February rains | A |
| Poor lovers of the sunshine spring is born | B |
| The earthy fields are full of hidden corn | B |
| And March's violets bud along the lanes | A |
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| Therefore with joy believe in what remains | A |
| And thou who dost not feel them do not scorn | B |
| Our early songs for winter overworn | B |
| And faith in God's handwriting on the plains | A |
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| Hope writes he Love in the first violet | C |
| Joy even from Heaven in songs and winds and trees | D |
| And having caught the happy words in these | D |
| While Nature labours with the letters yet | E |
| Spring cannot cheat us though her hopes be broken | B |
| Nor leave us for we know what God hath spoken | B |
George Macdonald
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