O Heart Of Spring Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCDBCAA AEAFEAAA AGAGGAAA| O HEART of Spring | A |
| Spirit of light and love and joyous day | B |
| So soon to faint beneath the fiery Summer | C |
| Still smiles the Earth eager for thee alway | D |
| Welcome art thou soever short thy stay | B |
| Thou bold thou blithe newcomer | C |
| Whither O whither this thy journeying | A |
| O heart of Spring | A |
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| O heart of Spring | A |
| After the stormy days of Winter s reign | E |
| When the keen winds their last lament are sighing | A |
| The Sun shall raise thee up to life again | F |
| In thy dim death thou shalt not suffer pain | E |
| Surely thou dost not fear this quiet dying | A |
| Whither O whither this thy journeying | A |
| O heart of Spring | A |
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| O heart of Spring | A |
| Youth s emblem ancient and unchanging light | G |
| Uncomprehended unconsumed still burning | A |
| Oh that we could as thou rise from the night | G |
| To find a world of blossoms lilac white | G |
| And long winged swallows unafraid returning | A |
| Whither O whither this thy journeying | A |
| O heart of Spring | A |
John Shaw Neilson
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