Winter Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDECDE| Earth bears her sorrow gladly like a nun | A |
| Her young face glowing through the icy veil | B |
| The storms that threaten her the winds that rail | B |
| Kindle a deeper color She has won | A |
| Graces that please the high enthron d sun | A |
| Across her soft white robes that drift and trail | B |
| He casts his lordly purples lest she quail | B |
| With the dead year and think that all is done | A |
| She leadeth on through desolate sad days | C |
| A smile upon her lips a triumph song | D |
| Shut in her heart Be glad so singeth she | E |
| Glad of the solitude the silent ways | C |
| Even of the pain so shall thy soul grow strong | D |
| For the brave spring that comes to set us free | E |
Harriet Monroe
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