A Calendar Of Sonnets: March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAABBACDCDEF| Month which the warring ancients strangely styled | A |
| The month of war as if in their fierce ways | B |
| Were any month of peace in thy rough days | B |
| I find no war in Nature though the wild | A |
| Winds clash and clang and broken boughs are piled | A |
| As feet of writhing trees The violets raise | B |
| Their heads without affright without amaze | B |
| And sleep through all the din as sleeps a child | A |
| And he who watches well may well discern | C |
| Sweet expectation in each living thing | D |
| Like pregnant mother the sweet earth doth yearn | C |
| In secret joy makes ready for the spring | D |
| And hidden sacred in her breast doth bear | E |
| Annunciation lilies for the year | F |
Helen Hunt Jackson
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