Anemones. Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCCCD EFGFCDCCCD| If I should wish hereafter that your heart | A |
| Should beat with one fair memory of me | B |
| May Time's hard hand our footsteps guide apart | A |
| But lead yours back one spring time to the Lea | B |
| Nodding Anemones | C |
| Wind flowers pale | D |
| Bloom with the budding trees | C |
| Dancing to every breeze | C |
| Mock hopes more fair than these | C |
| Love's vows more frail | D |
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| For then the grass we loved grows green again | E |
| And April showers make April woods more fair | F |
| But no sun dries the sad salt tears of pain | G |
| Or brings back summer lights on faded hair | F |
| Nodding Anemones | C |
| Wind flowers pale | D |
| Bloom with the budding trees | C |
| Dancing to every breeze | C |
| Mock hopes more frail than these | C |
| Love's vows more frail | D |
Juliana Horatia Ewing
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