Winter Fancies Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AA BCBCDEDEFFF FGGGGHHH IJIJKLGGGG L MNMNOGPG| A | |
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| I | - |
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| Winter without | B |
| And warmth within | C |
| The winds may shout | B |
| And the storm begin | C |
| The snows may pack | D |
| At the window pane | E |
| And the skies grow black | D |
| And the sun remain | E |
| Hidden away | F |
| The livelong day | F |
| But here in here is the warmth of May | F |
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| II | - |
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| Swoop your spitefullest | F |
| Up the flue | G |
| Wild Winds do | G |
| What in the world do I care for you | G |
| O delightfullest | G |
| Weather of all | H |
| Howl and squall | H |
| And shake the trees till the last leaves fall | H |
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| III | - |
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| The joy one feels | I |
| In an easy chair | J |
| Cocking his heels | I |
| In the dancing air | J |
| That wreathes the rim of a roaring stove | K |
| Whose heat loves better than hearts can love | L |
| Will not permit | G |
| The coldest day | G |
| To drive away | G |
| The fire in his blood and the bliss of it | G |
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| IV | L |
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| Then blow Winds blow | M |
| And rave and shriek | N |
| And snarl and snow | M |
| Till your breath grows weak | N |
| While here in my room | O |
| I'm as snugly shut | G |
| As a glad little worm | P |
| In the heart of a nut | G |
James Whitcomb Riley
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