An April Aria Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABACBDEFGGFDHIHIJJII KIIK| When the mornings dankly fall | A |
| With a dim forethought of rain | B |
| And the robins richly call | A |
| To their mates mercurial | C |
| And the tree boughs creak and strain | B |
| In the wind | D |
| When the river's rough with foam | E |
| And the new made clearings smoke | F |
| And the clouds that go and come | G |
| Shine and darken frolicsome | G |
| And the frogs at evening croak | F |
| Undefined | D |
| Mysteries of monotone | H |
| And by melting beds of snow | I |
| Wind flowers blossom all alone | H |
| Then I know | I |
| That the bitter winter's dead | J |
| Over his head | J |
| The damp sod breaks so mellow | I |
| Its mosses tipped with points of yellow | I |
| I cannot but be glad | K |
| Yet this sweet mood will borrow | I |
| Something of a sweeter sorrow | I |
| To touch and turn me sad | K |
George Parsons Lathrop
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