The End Of May Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABABCDCDEFEFGHGH| THE fragrant air is full of down | A |
| Of floating fleecy things | B |
| From some forgotten fairy town | A |
| Where all the folk wear wings | B |
| Or else the snowflakes soft arrayed | C |
| In dainty suits of lace | D |
| Have ventured back in masquerade | C |
| Spring's festival to grace | D |
| Or these perchance are fleets of fluff | E |
| Laden with rainbow seeds | F |
| That count their cargo rich enough | E |
| Though all its wealth be weeds | F |
| Or come they from the golden trees | G |
| Where dancing blossoms were | H |
| That now are drifting on the breeze | G |
| Sweet ghosts of gossamer | H |
Katharine Lee Bates
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