A Song In Season Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: A BBBBCCCCC A DDDDEEEEC A FFFFGGGGC| I | A |
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| When in the wind the vane turns round | B |
| And round and round | B |
| And in his kennel whines the hound | B |
| When all the gable eaves are bound | B |
| With icicles of ragged gray | C |
| A glinting gray | C |
| There is little to do and much to say | C |
| And you hug your fire and pass the day | C |
| With a thought of the springtime dearie | C |
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| II | A |
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| When late at night the owlet hoots | D |
| And hoots and hoots | D |
| And wild winds make of keyholes flutes | D |
| When to the door the goodman's boots | D |
| Stamp through the snow the light stains red | E |
| The fire light's red | E |
| There is nothing to do and all is said | E |
| And you quaff your cider and go to bed | E |
| With a dream of the summer dearie | C |
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| III | A |
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| When nearing dawn the black cock crows | F |
| And crows and crows | F |
| And from the barn the milch cow lows | F |
| And the milkmaid's cheeks have each a rose | F |
| And the still skies show a star or two | G |
| Or one or two | G |
| There is little to say and much to do | G |
| And the heartier done the happier you | G |
| With a song of the winter dearie | C |
Madison Julius Cawein
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