May Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBCBACA DEEFEDGD| Thou comest to the year | A |
| And bringest all things beautiful and sweet | B |
| Thy lovely miracles themselves repeat | B |
| In the green glory of the grass | C |
| And peeping flowers that stay our lingering feet | B |
| With their soft eyes blue like the sky and clear | A |
| Thou bringest not alas | C |
| Our lily our May blossom O New Year | A |
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| Thou bringest all things fair | D |
| And bright and gentle but thou bring'st not her | E |
| The May birds warble and May breezes stir | E |
| In the sweet scented lilac boughs | F |
| But our one May our gentlest minister | E |
| Of gladness with the beauty of her hair | D |
| Her place in our still house | G |
| Is empty and the world is bleak and bare | D |
Kate Seymour Maclean
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