Says He Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABBCCAAA AADDAAAAA AAEEFFAAA

Whatever the weather may be says heA
Whatever the weather may beA
It's plaze if ye will an' I'll say me sayB
Supposin' to day was the winterest dayB
Wud the weather be changing because ye criedC
Or the snow be grass were ye crucifiedC
The best is to make your own summer says heA
Whatever the weather may be says heA
Whatever the weather may beA
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Whatever the weather may be says heA
Whatever the weather may beA
It's the songs ye sing an' the smiles ye wearD
That's a makin' the sun shine everywhereD
An' the world of gloom is a world of gleeA
Wid the bird in the bush an' the bud in the treeA
An' the fruit on the stim of the bough says heA
Whatever the weather may be says heA
Whatever the weather may beA
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Whatever the weather may be says heA
Whatever the weather may beA
Ye can bring the Spring wid its green an' goldE
An' the grass in the grove where the snow lies coldE
An' ye'll warm yer back wid a smiling faceF
As ye sit at yer heart like an owld fireplaceF
An' toast the toes o' yer sowl says heA
Whatever the weather may be says heA
Whatever the weather may beA

James Whitcomb Riley



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