Spain Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABBCBCABABBDBCABAB BCECECBC| Across New England snows | A |
| Flash visions from afar | B |
| Lithe gipsies on their toes | A |
| Dancing to gay guitar | B |
| With gesture fierce bizarre | B |
| They lilt some old refrain | C |
| In whose wild measures are | B |
| The witcheries of Spain | C |
| The stinging north wind blows | A |
| But with a ruddy jar | B |
| Poised on her proud head goes | A |
| A maiden like a star | B |
| While biting his cigar | B |
| Her lover scorned again | D |
| Loads on his ass drawn car | B |
| The oranges of Spain | C |
| As keen as cameos | A |
| Against yon gray cloud bar | B |
| Shine out a tower of rose | A |
| A spire like flaming spar | B |
| Gold shrines whose candles char | B |
| The world to ashes train | C |
| Of pilgrims globular | E |
| Pomegranates flushed with Spain | C |
| What freak of calendar | E |
| What frostwork on the pane | C |
| What angry sleet can mar | B |
| My picture book of Spain | C |
Katharine Lee Bates
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