'the Frost-king' Song Ii Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBDECF GHIHJCKC LMCMKNON| Brighter shone the golden shadows | A |
| On the cool wind softly came | B |
| The low sweet tones of happy flowers | C |
| Singing little Violet's name | B |
| 'Mong the green trees was it whispered | D |
| And the bright waves bore it on | E |
| To the lonely forest flowers | C |
| Where the glad news had not gone | F |
| - | |
| Thus the Frost King lost his kingdom | G |
| And his power to harm and blight | H |
| Violet conquered and his cold heart | I |
| Warmed with music love and light | H |
| And his fair home once so dreary | J |
| Gay with lovely Elves and flowers | C |
| Brought a joy that never faded | K |
| Through the long bright summer hours | C |
| - | |
| Thus by Violet's magic power | L |
| All dark shadows passed away | M |
| And on the home of happy flowers | C |
| The golden light for ever lay | M |
| Thus the Fairy mission ended | K |
| And all Flower Land was taught | N |
| The quot Power of Love quot by gentle deeds | O |
| That little Violet wrought | N |
Louisa May Alcott
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