Golden Days Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB DEDF GHGH IJIJ KDKD| There are days of summer sunshine | A |
| Of warm and sunny weather | B |
| When the hedge is full of hawthorn | C |
| And hills are glad with heather | B |
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| There are days of silent sadness | D |
| Of frost and snow and rain | E |
| When we fear that summer's gladness | D |
| Will never come again | F |
| - | |
| And now our songs are minor key | G |
| And now in merry tune | H |
| The windward side will change to lee | G |
| And January to June | H |
| - | |
| Day and night the sun is shining | I |
| Though he may hide his head | J |
| Each cloud has a silver lining | I |
| The flowers are asleep not dead | J |
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| Every day may have its playtime | K |
| Made bright by cheerful lays | D |
| And life be one long Maytime | K |
| A year of golden days | D |
Lizzie Lawson
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