March Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCA BDAA AEFC BGHI IAJK FCJF LFFB MFII GFCF BABF FFFF AILN ACAO BIFB FBFA FFPB FFQA CAAA GAFF BAFR| Shall Thor with his hammer | A |
| Beat on the mountain | B |
| As on an anvil | C |
| A shackle and fetter | A |
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| Shall the lame Vulcan | B |
| Shout as he swingeth | D |
| God like his hammer | A |
| And forge thee a fetter | A |
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| Shall Jove the Thunderer | A |
| Twine his swift lightnings | E |
| With his loud thunders | F |
| And forge thee a shackle | C |
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| No shouts the Titan | B |
| The young lion throated | G |
| Thor Vulcan nor Jove | H |
| Cannot shackle and bind me | I |
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| Tell what will bind thee | I |
| Thou young world shaker | A |
| Up vault our oceans | J |
| Down fall our forests | K |
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| Ship masts and pillars | F |
| Stagger and tremble | C |
| Like reeds by the margins | J |
| Of swift running waters | F |
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| Men's hearts at thy roaring | L |
| Quiver like harebells | F |
| Smitten by hailstones | F |
| Smitten and shaken | B |
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| O sages and wise men | M |
| O bird hearted tremblers | F |
| Come I will show ye | I |
| A shackle to bind me | I |
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| I the lion throated | G |
| The shaker of mountains | F |
| I the invincible | C |
| Lasher of oceans | F |
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| Past the horizon | B |
| Its ring of pale azure | A |
| Past the horizon | B |
| Where scurry the white clouds | F |
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| There are buds and small flowers | F |
| Flowers like snow flakes | F |
| Blossoms like rain drops | F |
| So small and tremulous | F |
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| Therein a fetter | A |
| Shall shackle and bind me | I |
| Shall weigh down my shouting | L |
| With their delicate perfume | N |
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| But who this frail fetter | A |
| Shall forge on an anvil | C |
| With hammer of feather | A |
| And anvil of velvet | O |
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| Past the horizon | B |
| In the palm of a valley | I |
| Her feet in the grasses | F |
| There is a maiden | B |
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| She smiles on the flowers | F |
| They widen and redden | B |
| She weeps on the flowers | F |
| They grow up and kiss her | A |
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| She breathes in their bosoms | F |
| They breathe back in odours | F |
| Inarticulate homage | P |
| Dumb adoration | B |
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| She shall wreathe them in shackles | F |
| Shall weave them in fetters | F |
| In chains shall she braid them | Q |
| And me shall she fetter | A |
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| I the invincible | C |
| March the earth shaker | A |
| March the sea lifter | A |
| March the sky render | A |
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| March the lion throated | G |
| April the weaver | A |
| Of delicate blossoms | F |
| And moulder of red buds | F |
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| Shall at the horizon | B |
| Its ring of pale azure | A |
| Its scurry of white clouds | F |
| Meet in the sunlight | R |
Isabella Valancy Crawford
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