A Winter Day Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBCCDDEEFF A AAGGHHIICC A JJKKLLMMNN| I | A |
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| The air is silent save where stirs | B |
| A bugling breeze among the firs | B |
| The virgin world in white array | C |
| Waits for the bridegroom kiss of day | C |
| All heaven blooms rarely in the east | D |
| Where skies are silvery and fleeced | D |
| And o'er the orient hills made glad | E |
| The morning comes in wonder clad | E |
| Oh 'tis a time most fit to see | F |
| How beautiful the dawn can be | F |
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| II | A |
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| Wide sparkling fields snow vestured lie | A |
| Beneath a blue unshadowed sky | A |
| A glistening splendor crowns the woods | G |
| And bosky whistling solitudes | G |
| In hemlock glen and reedy mere | H |
| The tang of frost is sharp and clear | H |
| Life hath a jollity and zest | I |
| A poignancy made manifest | I |
| Laughter and courage have their way | C |
| At noontide of a winter's day | C |
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| III | A |
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| Faint music rings in wold and dell | J |
| The tinkling of a distant bell | J |
| Where homestead lights with friendly glow | K |
| Glimmer across the drifted snow | K |
| Beyond a valley dim and far | L |
| Lit by an occidental star | L |
| Tall pines the marge of day beset | M |
| Like many a slender minaret | M |
| Whence priest like winds on crystal air | N |
| Summon the reverent world to prayer | N |
Lucy Maud Montgomery
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