May And The Poets Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABBCCDDEEAA| There is May in books forever | A |
| May will part from Spenser never | A |
| May's in Milton May's in Prior | A |
| May's in Chaucer Thomson Dyer | A |
| May's in all the Italian books | B |
| She has old and modern nooks | B |
| Where she sleeps with nymphs and elves | C |
| In happy places they call shelves | C |
| And will rise and dress your rooms | D |
| With a drapery thick with blooms | D |
| Come ye rains then if ye will | E |
| May's at home and with me still | E |
| But come rather thou good weather | A |
| And find us in the fields together | A |
James Henry Leigh Hunt
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