A Song For Candlemas Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBCB DEBEBE| There's never a rose upon the bush | A |
| And never a bud on any tree | B |
| In wood and field nor hint nor sign | C |
| Of one green thing for you or me | B |
| Come in come in sweet love of mine | C |
| And let the bitter weather be | B |
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| Coated with ice the garden wall | D |
| The river reeds are stark and still | E |
| The wind goes plunging to the sea | B |
| And last week's flakes the hollows fill | E |
| Come in come in sweet love to me | B |
| And let the year blow as it will | E |
Lizette Woodworth Reese
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