The Fir-tree Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDB AEFEDE| The winds have blown more bitter | A |
| Each darkening day of fall | B |
| High over all the house tops | C |
| The stars are far and small | B |
| I wonder will my fir tree | D |
| Be green in spite of all | B |
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| O grief is colder colder | A |
| Than wind from any part | E |
| And tears of grief are bitter tears | F |
| And doubt's a sorer smart | E |
| But I promised to my fir tree | D |
| To keep the fragrant heart | E |
Josephine Preston Peabody
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