Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB CDCD AEAE AFAF EGEH| With my breath so keen and chilling | A |
| I have stripped the branches bare | B |
| And my snow flakes white are filling | A |
| Feather like the frosty air | B |
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| Coming o'er the lofty mountains | C |
| There I left a robe of white | D |
| I have locked the sparkling fountains | C |
| I have chained the river bright | D |
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| O'er the quiet valley winging | A |
| There I left my traces too | E |
| Hark the merry sleigh bells ringing | A |
| With their music call on you | E |
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| I have come The school boy shouting | A |
| Joyfully brings out his sled | F |
| He has seen me nothing doubting | A |
| As across the fields he sped | F |
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| I have come but shall I find you | E |
| Better than the former year | G |
| If you've cast your faults behind you | E |
| I shall gladly greet you here | H |
H. P. Nichols
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