The Winter's Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCC DEDEBB FGCGBB HBHBGG IJKBBBThe winter comes I walk alone | A |
I want no bird to sing | B |
To those who keep their hearts their own | A |
The winter is the spring | B |
No flowers to please no bees to hum | C |
The coming spring's already come | C |
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I never want the Christmas rose | D |
To come before its time | E |
The seasons each as God bestows | D |
Are simple and sublime | E |
I love to see the snowstorm hing | B |
'Tis but the winter garb of spring | B |
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I never want the grass to bloom | F |
The snowstorm's best in white | G |
I love to see the tempest come | C |
And love its piercing light | G |
The dazzled eyes that love to cling | B |
O'er snow white meadows sees the spring | B |
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I love the snow the crumpling snow | H |
That hangs on everything | B |
It covers everything below | H |
Like white dove's brooding wing | B |
A landscape to the aching sight | G |
A vast expanse of dazzling light | G |
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It is the foliage of the woods | I |
That winters bring the dress | J |
White Easter of the year in bud | K |
That makes the winter Spring | B |
The frost and snow his posies bring | B |
Nature's white spurts of the spring | B |
John Clare
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